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A masterpiece from one of the greatest directors in film's infant years, Josef von Sternberg. Set on the grimy waterfront, it is a story of the decaying humanity that works and lives on the wharf. In the film, a two-fisted stocker changes his life by saving a suicidal woman. But von Sternberg's images of the grim, desolate and gritty existence on the docks overwhelm the mind with what can only ...
Like the other films The Docks of New York only comes with one significant supplement: a rather wonderful interview with Josef von Sternberg, recorded in Sweden in 1969. Running 40-minutes, and presented in a mix of Swedish and English (with optional English subtitles for the Swedish spoken,) it’s a fairly candid interview as the director talks about his early silent work and his later work ...
The Docks of New York (1928) 1928 USA Directed by Josef von Sternberg Featuring George Bancroft, Betty Compson, Olga Baclanova. Articles related to The Docks of New York. Where to begin. Where to begin with Josef von Sternberg. By Jasper Sharp. Where to b ...
The Docks of New York, a compelling and heartfelt exercise in style over content, is one of the best films of its era. Sternberg’s obsession with light and shadow, his considerable artistry with mise en scène, and his ability to use the New York cityscape as a canvas to tell his tale of love, heartbreak and squalor, demonstrate his talents ...
The Docks of New York is a film directed by Josef von Sternberg with George Bancroft, Betty Compson, Olga Baclanova, Clyde Cook .... Year: 1928. Original title: The Docks of New York. Synopsis: The ship on which Bill Roberts is a stoker has just put into port, giving the crew one night ashore. The ship's bad-tempered third engineer orders the stokers to clean up, while the engineer heads for ...
The Docks of New York is a classic silent movie from 1928 that tells an emotional and dynamic story about love, loss and redemption. Director Josef von Sternberg expertly combines sweeping visuals of the sooty docks with intimate character drama, resulting in a film that is both atmospheric and deeply human. Bill Roberts, played by George Bancroft, is a down-on-his-luck sailor with a murky ...
The Docks of New York is a classic silent movie from 1928 that tells an emotional and dynamic story about love, loss and redemption. Director Josef von Sternberg expertly combines sweeping visuals of the sooty docks with intimate character drama, resulting in a film that is both atmospheric and deeply human. Bill Roberts, played by George Bancroft, is a down-on-his-luck sailor with a murky ...
