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* {{Bowdlerise}}: In one English-language version of the film, presumably out of hypersensitivity over potential antisemitic interpretations, the Jewish characters are simply described in the intertitles as being members of "a mystical brotherhood".
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* RobeAndWizardHat: With his pointy hat and flowing robe, the Rabbi's appearance comes rather close to the textbook image of a wizard. He also has a different, even more [[NiceHat magnificent hat]] specifically for summoning demons.
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* RobeAndWizardHat: With his pointy hat and flowing robe, the Rabbi's appearance comes rather close to the textbook image of a wizard. He also has a different, even more [[NiceHat magnificent hat]] hat specifically for summoning demons.
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* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: The Rabbi never explained how the Golem was supposed to save the Jews, and the Golem eventually fulfilling this task appears more like a result of random events. This leaves room for three interpretations:
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* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: The Rabbi never explained how the Golem was supposed to save the Jews, Jews from The Emperor, and the Golem eventually fulfilling this task appears more like a result of random events. This leaves room for three interpretations: four interpretations:
** The Rabbi thought The Golem [[OneManArmy could take on the entirety of the Emperor's army single-handedly]];
** The Rabbi thought The Golem [[OneManArmy could take on the entirety of the Emperor's army single-handedly]];
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* AssholeVictim: Florian is kind of a jackass when interacting with anyone except Miriam, so no one feels particularly bad when the Golem confronts him.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: The Golem doesn't seem to be actively benign or malicious, he is simply incapable to really grasp the world around him.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: The fearsome demon Astaroth, whose evil will influences the Golem.
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* SpeechBubble: The magic word -- [[AC:aemaet]] -- appears as a writing hovering in the air in front of the demon's mouth.
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* SpeechBubble: The magic word -- [[AC:aemaet]] [-AEMAET-] -- appears as a writing hovering in the air in front of the demon's mouth.
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* WordsOfPower: [[AC:Aemaet]].
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* WordsOfPower: [[AC:Aemaet]].[-AEMAET-].
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''Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam'' (''The Golem, How He Came into the World'') is a 1920 [[GermanExpressionism German]] silent horror film, co-written, co-directed, and starring Paul Wegener, about the origins of the {{Golem}} of Prague. It is one of the earliest and most influential Expressionist films and is considered a masterpiece of the German silent cinema. Wegener had produced two earlier films using the character, ''Der Golem'' (1915), a mostly lost film telling a somewhat similar story, and ''Der Golem und die Tänzerin'' (''The Golem and the Dancing Girl'') (1917), in which an actor (clearly Wegener playing an {{Expy}} of himself) puts on the make-up of his monster role as a prank on a dancing-girl whom he is interested in.
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''Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam'' (''The Golem, How He Came into the World'') is a 1920 [[GermanExpressionism German]] silent horror film, co-written, co-directed, and starring Paul Wegener, about the origins of the {{Golem}} of Prague.[[UsefulNotes/CzechRepublic Prague]]. It is one of the earliest and most influential Expressionist films and is considered a masterpiece of the German silent cinema. Wegener had produced two earlier films using the character, ''Der Golem'' (1915), a mostly lost film telling a somewhat similar story, and ''Der Golem und die Tänzerin'' (''The Golem and the Dancing Girl'') (1917), in which an actor (clearly Wegener playing an {{Expy}} of himself) puts on the make-up of his monster role as a prank on a dancing-girl whom he is interested in.
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* StandardRoyalCourt: Complete with RequisiteRoyalRegalia, a [[TheJester Court Jester]], and [[KnightInShiningArmor Knights In Shining Armor]].
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* StandardRoyalCourt: Complete with RequisiteRoyalRegalia, a [[TheJester Court Jester]], CourtJester, and [[KnightInShiningArmor Knights In Shining Armor]].
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This film is in the public domain. It is currently available [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaN5IKEXBZ0 on YouTube here]].
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This film is in the public domain. It is currently domain, and several versions are available [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaN5IKEXBZ0 on YouTube here]].
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* ColourWash: Most scenes are tinted, in a variety of colours. The strength of the tint varies between prints and restorations.
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** Not that the Hebrew in the film is very accurate, but it is surprisingly loyal to the kabbalic roots of the tale. The word "Aemaet" - אמת, which is used to give the Golem life means "Truth". Once the first letter is erased, it creates a new word, "Met" - מת, which means "dead".
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** Not that the Hebrew in the film is very accurate, but it is surprisingly loyal to the kabbalic kabbalistic roots of the tale. The word "Aemaet" - אמת, which is used to give the Golem life means "Truth". Once the first letter is erased, it creates a new word, "Met" - מת, which means "dead".
