Berlin. Skull filmmaker Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau , director of “ Nosferatu “, a masterpiece of German Expressionism , was stolen from his grave, said the direction of the cemetery in Stahnsdorf, near Berlin.
When asked by the newspaper Bild, the head of cemetery, Olaf Ihlefeldt said that “the events occurred between 4 and 12 July.”
“I guess that opened the door [Pantheon] with a wire,” he added, stating that ” They had taken the head “.
thieves left intact coffins Brothers Murnau who were in the same pantheon.
The Berlin police did not rule out a robbery related to “occult” practices.
Murnau , whose real name was Friedrich Wilhelm Plumpe , became world famous when he directed “Nosferatu” in 1921
. Source: AFP
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