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• Pabst's German silent film classic Pandora's Box make actress Louise Brooks famous? Or did she create the movie's eternal fame?.
• The Pabst movie, made in 1929, was adapted from one of Germany's classic plays, by Frank Wederkind. ... But it is the Pabst film which was destined to bring Wederkind's play - and Louise Brooks - to the world.
• This 114-minute film is so well crafted and so well edited that the absence of dialogue is almost unnoticeable - we adapt to the conventions of silent cinema within a couple of minutes.
• Pabst so well that it is hard to conceive how his film could have been made with any other actress. Pabst's second choice, if he couldn't have lured the Kansas-born actress to Germany, was Marlene Dietrich. ...

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• We are struggling over nigger in the Huckleberry Finn article, but meantime in the modest Nigger article I don't find any mailing-list "satire" that "You're a nigger if. ...
• The country song about "my red neck, my white socks, and my Pabst Blue Ribbon beer" is a clever compression of how some ordinary patriotic American white working class people feel. ...
• We should all be embarrassed that such an ignorant, prejudiced, smug and hateful article appears in the wikipedia. ...
• ) I think we need to separate the term white trash from the group of people the article is supposedly about. Can we say "lower class white people"? Is there any wikipedian prepared to discuss the class divisions within white society, in America or in general? .
• We're writing an encyclopedia. Part of NPOV is that we can be neutral about words like "nigger", mention them, discuss how they are used (or not used) and their connotations. We should not be using euphemisms like the "the n-word" ourselves -- Tarquin 13:39 Jul 23, 2002 (PDT) I had to power down my system because we had a ferocious storm here, so I missed all the fun, and I'm glad. ...

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• Georg Wilhelm Pabst is considered by many to be the greatest director of German cinema, in his era. ...

• "From the first thought on, we do all the work together," he said. ... We both come from the stage - she was a dancer, I was an actor - and we met in the theater. ...
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• Pabst and Louise Brooks, the American silent film star whose look defined the Jazz Age, DIARY OF A LOST GIRL is a similarly lurid tale of a young woman's life. ...
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• All we hear are songs, thrilling the nerves with Macheath or enticing alehouse patrons into a moment of dance. What we don't get is exposition, background and explanation; the characters live in this city, everything else has to be inferred. ...
• It's easy to identify the source of this initial obfuscation though -- Georg Wilhelm Pabst. ...
• Obviously Pabst's decision to retain a theatrical tone was the correct one. ...
• It's not that Pabst's effort is a misfire though, more a satirical dart which misses its target. ...
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•      Superbly evocative critical-historical account of German film (1918-1929), with detailed appreciations of major Pabst films, especially Pandora's Box and Threepenny Opera. ...

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• Pabst retains many aspects of Wedekind's portrayal but incorporates important modifications as well. ... To compensate for the loss of language, Pabst utilizes a cinematic technique relying on contrastive and ambiguous montage, staging, and composition to produce a symbolic characterization of Weimar society. Most important in this respect is the figure of Lulu; her role, already ambiguous in Wedekind's drama, takes on a new significance in Pabst's film. ... The film may lead to a "negation of the feminine"; it most certainly calls the constructs of "masculine" and "feminine" into question, as can be seen in the figure of the Gräfin Geschwitz and in the numerous references to gender-specific behavior and exchangeability throughout the film. ... As evidenced in the final scene -- the ambivalence underlying not only Lulu's fate, but the character of her killer as well -- Pabst's conceptualization of Lulu is crucially different from that of Wedekind. ...
• Pabst filmed his Büchse der Pandora in 1929, many of the same themes and emphases could be problematized in a new medium without needing major renovation. Pabst's script is a conflation of the two plays -- which, incidentally, had been common practice for theatrical productions of the dramas, after even Wedekind himself had compiled a "Bühnenbearbeitung" encompassing both plays -- and it does leave out much of the opening acts of Wedekind's Erdgeist. ... Goll, then the painter Schwarz, and finally Schön, Pabst's film begins in Act Three, with Schön already poised on the brink of disaster. The film tells us very little about Lulu's background; in the drama we learn of her encounter as a young child selling flowers (and herself) to Schön, while in the film only Schigolch can provide any clues as to Lulu's past, saying that she has "made a lot of progress" and that it had been "a long time" since they last met. ... While in the play he sacrifices his social standing to aid Lulu and attempts to defend her in court, in Pabst's film this role is assumed by Gräfin Geschwitz. Geschwitz even speaks Hugenberg's defiant lines to the judge, recalling a part of Lulu's past of which the audience cannot be aware: "Woher wollen Sie wissen, was aus Ihnen geworden w&auml;re, wenn Sie sich als zehnjähriges Kind die Nächte barfuß hätte in den Cafés herumtreiben müssen?!" 9 Geschwitz's role in the film is problematic: on the one hand, she does perform acts of self-sacrifice -- Wedekind himself wrote that she could be considered "die tragische Hauptfigur dieses Stückes" because of her "übermenschlich e Selbstaufopferung" 10 -- but she also is shown to be jealous, cold, and ineffectual. ...
• In Pabst's film, however, there is no prologue; the audience is not addressed, Lulu needs no introduction. Louise Brooks, who played Lulu in the film, noted that Pabst himself, outside of the boundary of the screen's story, understood himself to be the Tierbändiger, the director who tamed the animals in order to avoid chaotic clashes: "The finest job of casting that G. ... Pabst ever did was casting himself as the director, the Animal Trainer, of his film adaptation of Wedekind's `tragedy of monsters. '" 12 Most significantly, though, the figure of Lulu in Pabst's film is not portrayed as exclusively animal, predestined to her role. This becomes significant for Pabst's characterization of Lulu, which, we shall see, differs slightly from Wedekind's conceptualization.

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