In episode 11 we discuss cinema's first Dracula film - the lost Austrian film, Drakula halala, or Dracula's Death (1921). This little-known film predates Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922), cinema's earliest surviving depiction of Dracula, by one year. Directed by Hungarian director Károly Lajthay, the story is written by him and a young Michael Curtiz.

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In episode 10 we discuss a particular episode in the American film serial The Exploits of Elaine (1914) and Lilith und Ly (1919) directed by Erich Kober and written by a young Fritz Lang. Be sure to visit our website https://www.rhapsodyin35mmpodcast.com/ to view credits for this episode, as well as transcripts and tons of supplemental content. Please subscribe, rate, and comment.

In episode 9, we explore the fascinating life of American dancer Loie Fuller, a pioneer of both modern dance and theatrical lighting techniques. She stars in the 1902 Pathe film, Loie Fuller, where she turns into a vampiric bat. Or does she? Is this even Loie Fuller? Listen and find out! Be sure to visit our website https://www.rhapsodyin35mmpodcast.com/ to view credits for this episode, as well as transcripts and tons of supplemental content. Please subscribe, rate, and comment.