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Phantom

1922 · Movie · 119 min

7.1(51)unSUB Rating

DramaRomanceFantasy

A drifting city clerk is struck by a passing carriage and becomes consumed by the woman inside. His fixation pulls him into debt, deception, and a worsening spiral that turns a simple melodrama into a moody cautionary tale about obsession and self-destruction.

Based on Q111397509

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Details
Years
1922
Release date
1922-11-13
Language
German
Runtime
119 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.9/10 (51 votes)
About

You might like this if you enjoy silent-era melodramas with a dreamlike, unsettling mood and a psychological spiral, especially if Destiny or The Haunted Castle appeal to you; Not for you if you want brisk pacing or an easy protagonist to support.

Pros: eerie atmosphere; imaginative visuals; compelling obsession theme | Cons: slow pacing; thin story; hard-to-root-for lead

Themes

  • road accident
  • infatuation
  • shopping spree

Cast & crew

  • Alfred Abel

    Alfred Abel

    as Lorenz Lubota

  • GB

    Grete Berger

    as Pfandleiherin Schwabe / Pawnbroker Schwabe

  • Lil Dagover

    Lil Dagover

    as Marie Starke

  • Lya De Putti

    Lya De Putti

    as Veronika Harlan / Mellitta

  • Anton Edthofer

    Anton Edthofer

    as Wigottschinski

  • Aud Egede-Nissen

    Aud Egede-Nissen

    as Melanie Lubota

  • Olga Engl

    Olga Engl

    as Harlans Frau / Harlan's Wife

  • Karl Etlinger

    Karl Etlinger

    as Buchbinder Starke / Bookbinder Starke

  • Ilka Grüning

    Ilka Grüning

    as Baronin / Baroness

  • AK

    Adolf Klein

    as Harlan

Directed by F. W. Murnau