A 1918 German silent comedy directed by Ernst Lubitsch, focusing on production metadata and artistic collaboration.
The film is established as a 1918 German silent comedy. Director Ernst Lubitsch takes the helm, with the cast including Lubitsch, Trude Hesterberg, and Margarete Kupfer.
Principal photography takes place at Tempelhof Studios in Berlin. The production environment is set within the German film industry of the era.
Art directors Paul Leni and Kurt Richter design the film's sets. Visual aesthetics are carefully crafted to support the silent comedy format.
The completed silent comedy is finalized and prepared for audience viewing. The project concludes as a historical artifact of early German cinema.
Ernst Lubitsch
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