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Nosferatu and the Resurrection of a Dead Language: Dacian in Robert Eggers’ Vampire Epic

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In the realm of cinematic artistry, few directors rival Robert Eggers when it comes to meticulous historical accuracy and atmospheric depth. His 2024 remake of Nosferatu, a reimagining of the 1922 German Expressionist classic, exemplifies this ethos. Eggers not only revived Count Orlok, the grotesque and enigmatic vampire, but also resurrected a dead language for his undead protagonist, Dacian.This linguistic choice, while subtle, underpins the …
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