Another great films from one of cinema's greatest silent directors. Murnau's Tartuffe isn't just a film inside a film, it's a moral painting and an amusing satire of hypocrisy, and it works perfectly with his expressionist style.
This review of Tartuffe (1926) was written by Michael A Elkana F on 07 Apr 2010.
Tartuffe has generally received positive reviews.
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