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Hintertreppe

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The Postman cleans up his home and prepares dinner for him and The Maid. He hides and waits to surprise her. When she discovers him they hold hands. The Lover sees this interaction from outside. The Maid realizes this and goes to him. The Maid and The Lover argue. He gives her a letter. She embraces
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During a party, that The Maid is working at, she writes a letter back. The Maid grabs some punch and two glasses. She goes down the backstairs and out towards The Postman's home. The Postman is writing a letter at this time. She comes into his home meaning with the drinks. The Postman tries to hide
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The next day The Postman delivers the mail. That night The Lover still doesn't come. She doesn't receive anymore letters from The Lover. The Maid grows upset by this. She eventually receives a letter detailing his love for her and the reason for his lack of letters. She shares this with The Postman
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The Maid goes back to work and cleans up after the party. The Postman drops an envelope at her door. The Maid goes to the Postman carrying the letter. She rips the letter in half in front of him and begins to cry. She grabs the hand of the Postman and holds his arm. She cradles his head and kisses
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him. The Maid leaves. The Lover confronts The Postman. The Maid listens while a fight begins. The Maid tries to break in but can't. She calls for help. Others come and break the door down. It is revealed that The Postman has murdered The Lover with an ax.
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Depressed, The Maid walks back to her quarters. She is fired from being a maid for neglecting her job. The maid climbs up the staircase and onto the roof. With everyone watching she jumps off and falls to her death.
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the letter but The Maid steals away from him in a playful gesture. It is a copy of the letter she received the previous day from The Lover. The Maid becomes greatly upset.
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The U.S. premiere of the film was in New York City on 3 June 1926.
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Cinematography: Willy Hameister and Karl Hasselmann
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Index

Backstairs
Leopold Jessner
Paul Leni
Carl Mayer
UFA
silent film
Leopold Jessner
Paul Leni
Erdgeist
kammerspielfilm
Henny Porten
Fritz Kortner
William Dieterle
Henny Porten
Paul Leni
ISBN
978-1-57061-415-6


doi
10.2307/1225225
JSTOR
1225225
ProQuest
1298003597
The Haunted Screen: Expressionism in the German Cinema and the Influence of Max Reinhardt
ISBN
978-0-520-25790-0

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