WCH Pod: Carl Theodore Dreyer's "Vampyr," (1932). Misunderstood or a misfire?

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World Cinema History

Eric Trommater

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The movies of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Latin and South America (and an occasional North American movie we like) discussed by a panel of (mostly) American wankers. Season One focuses on cinema of The UK. Help us stay Advertising Free by giving a one-time tip or by joining the World Cinema History DVD Extras Club. Benefits include: * Bonus Episodes * Attending Live Recordings of the Show * Our Love and Appreciation * Whatever Else We Think of in The Future To join just go to https://ko-fi.com/worldcinemahistory and make a recurring monthly payment for any amount.

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The movies of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Latin and South America (and an occasional North American movie we like) discussed by a panel of (mostly) American wankers. Season One focuses on cinema of The UK. Help us stay Advertising Free by giving a one-time tip or by joining the World Cinema History DVD Extras Club. Benefits include: * Bonus Episodes * Attending Live Recordings of the Show * Our Love and Appreciation * Whatever Else We Think of in The Future To join just go to https://ko-fi.com/worldcinemahistory and make a recurring monthly payment for any amount.

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WCH Pod: Carl Theodore Dreyer's "Vampyr," (1932). Misunderstood or a misfire?

World Cinema History

1 hour 6 minutes 23 seconds

1 month ago

WCH Pod: Carl Theodore Dreyer's "Vampyr," (1932). Misunderstood or a misfire?

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Eric Trommater and Erin Brown are joined by Nicole de Meneses, who is currently making her own vampire film, and Jennifer Trujillo, who runs the Gilbert Baker Film Festival.

At issue is Carl Theodore Dreyer's "Vampyr," a strange choice from the director of "The Passion of Joan of Arc," "Ordet" and "Day of Wrath." Opinions varied on the film but it was a fun discussion with a lot of respectful disagreement. Oh, and Taylor Swift somehow gets a mention.

Learn more about Nicole de Meneses new film

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-dark-rainbows-sapphic-stories-shine

Learn more about the Gilbert Baker Film Festival

https://gilbertbakerfilmfestival.lgbt

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