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Fritz Arno Wagner (1894–1958)
Regarded as one of the foremost exponents of cinematic expressionism in the 1920's, Fritz Arno Wagner was trained at the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris and began in the film industry working for Pathé Freres in 1910. Within just two years, he was promoted to head Pathé's offices in Vienna, and, subsequently, in Berlin. He briefly worked out of New ...
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Died:(age 63) in Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany |
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Cinematographer (145 credits)
Cinematographer (145 credits)
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Camera and Electrical Department (3 credits)
Camera and Electrical Department (3 credits)
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Actor (1 credit)
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Alternate Names:
F.A. Wagner | Fritz A. Wagner | Fritz-Arno Wagner | Otto Wagner | Wagner
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The influence of Wagner's camera can seen notably in American film noir with its fascination with blackness (lack of light, the obsession with night), the visual influence and use of modernist architecture in film, and the persistent depiction and glorification of vice and sin. See more »Star Sign:
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