Germany, 1925. G. W. Pabst films Vienna during the hyperinflation, a street where everything including people is for sale. Released at home as Die freudlose Gasse, and the poster is signed by Boris Bilinsky: a woman under an enormous red hat, the alley receding into the dark behind her.
Asta Nielsen takes top billing and Greta Garbo is second, which tells you exactly where her career stood before Hollywood came for her the following year. Valeska Gert completes the bill.
Features
- Available in Unisex Short Sleeve, Hooded Sweat Shirt, or Girls V Neck
- Also available in Youth, Toddler, and Infant sizes
- T-Shirt 100% Preshrunk Cotton (Heather grey 60% cotton/40% polyester)
- Hoodie 75% cotton/25% polyester
- Assorted colors
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