Tabu: A Story of the South Seas (1931, F.W. Murnau)

Join us for the Silent Film Festival, finally back at the Castro!

Showtime is 8.45 pm - we'll meet no later than 8.30 pm at the Castro box office.

If you are interested in grabbing dinner before the show please note "Dinner" in the comments and I'll organize.

Tickets: https://silentfilm.org/event/tabu-a-story-of-the-south-seas/

Tabu: A Story of the South Seas
At the top of his artistic game, the director who had perfected the artifice of cinematic atmospheres abandoned the studio and its harrying producers to make a movie en plein air. Working with nonprofessional actors and a skeleton crew that included documentarian Robert Flaherty, F.W. Murnau spent more than a year and all his money in the South Sea islands for what turned out to be his last film.