The Lost Shoe

Year: 1923

Runtime: 50 mins

Language: German

Director: Ludwig Berger

Fantasy

Among the earliest cinematic adaptations of Cinderella, this silent German film reflects the Expressionist style of its era, giving the story a shadowy, atmospheric tone that is markedly darker than the classic fairy tale. The visuals employ stark lighting and angular sets characteristic of the movement, emphasizing the gloom.

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