The last man

Experience the poignant and unforgettable story of “The Last Man,” a true milestone in German cinema. This 1924 silent film from director Friedrich W. Murnau – famed for *Nosferatu* – tells the touching tale of an aging hotel porter facing a crisis of self-respect as he risks losing his livelihood. But as the opening credits provocatively ask, "Do you know what you will be tomorrow?" fate holds a remarkable surprise in store! Murnau’s masterpiece is presented in its purest form: entirely silent, with no intertitles to interrupt the powerful visuals. Accompanied by a live performance from the Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by renowned silent film music expert Günter A. Buchwald, the film’s emotional depth is amplified by a specially composed score by Richard Siedhoff. Prepare to be moved by this enduring classic, a vital piece of film history that resonates with audiences of all kinds.