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Die Nibelungen

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1924 two-part film directed by Fritz Lang

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1920s fantasy adventure films 1924 films 1924 German films Babelsberg Studio films Films about dragons Films based on Norse mythology Films based on poems Films based on the Nibelungenlied Films directed by Fritz Lang Films of the Weimar Republic Films produced by Erich Pommer Films released in separate parts

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Films scored by Gottfried Huppertz

Films set in Germany

Films set in the 5th century

Films shot at Tempelhof Studios

Films with screenplays by Fritz Lang

Films with screenplays by Thea von Harbou

German black-and-white films

German epic films

German Expressionist films

German fantasy adventure films

German film series

German silent adventure films

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