“Orlok, I wanted a Christmas tree decorated with lilacs, not with roses!”

Recently, I read in a blog of a knowledgeable person that Friedrich Harding is a narrative double of Orlok. This is, of course, true, and the evidence can be found in the film’s earlier scripts. But when I watched Nosferatu myself, it felt to me that Friedrich is a narrative double of Ellen.

We’re in a very strange place with Nosferatu. The director, the actors, the entire crew and those who genuinely understand cinema have been saying loud and clear that Nosferatu is about forbidden desire. And yet, many viewers and even some critics keep insisting on “abuse” interpretations 🤷‍♀️

🍾🍾🥂🥂🥂🍸🥃🍹🥴🥴🤷‍♀️

In the new year, I wish to all of us a lot of good movies and a better understanding of cinema. So that no one would reduce a complex film about Eros and Thanatos to another abuse story 🙃😜

#nosferatu
#nosferatu2024 #countorlok

I prefer to think that before reuniting for eternity, Ellen and Orlok wandered the Christmas-lit streets of Wisborg for a while ☺️

And I’m the new year, I hope the haters who missed the point of the film will just leave this ship alone

Merry Nosferatumas!

#nosferatu

A lot of people stick with “abuse” and “grooming” interpretations of Nosferatu 2025, but nothing can be further from truth. In the end of the movie Ellen and Orlok merged their souls together forever eternally. And I prefer to think it was a Christmas eternity 😉☺️
#nosferatu #countorlok #ellenhutter

And not far from Pinsk there’s a vampire cemetery. No glamorous, darkened Gothic tombstones! Just hardcore Slavic graves of countryside ghouls! (that's exactly what Eggers was talking about when he mentioned "real folklore vampires", not glamorous ones)

In summer we've been to Pinsk. In local museum there was a stone sarcophagus... And right next to it, in the neighboring display case, there was a mustache brush. That’s when I realized this was a very Nosferatu place!

“I still worry if my bathroom is too loud and garish…”

😆😆😆(I’m kidding)

#nosferatu #nosferatu2024

It’s Vitebsk, St. Barbara’s Cathedral. Once a travelling blogger said it reminded him the castle of Nosferatu. “I think all the local vampires hang out there” - he wrote.

Greetings from a huge Ice Queen❄️