Mubi Publishes Lost 'Faust' Bible on Silent Cinema Classic's Centenary
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Mubi Publishes Lost 'Faust' Bible on Silent Cinema Classic's Centenary

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Arthouse distributor, streamer, production company, and publisher Mubi is set to release a book about the silent era classic 'Faust,' containing material that was until recently thought lost. 'The Faust Bible: The Making of F.W. Murnau’s Masterpiece' is being published by Mubi Editions, presented in partnership with la Cinémathèque française, which will publish globally. The book is being released on the centenary of F.W. Murnau’s silent cinema classic. Mubi, which has been a publisher since 2015, is known for its diverse range of roles in the film industry. The book is expected to provide new insights into the making of the silent film classic. The partnership with la Cinémathèque française underscores the international significance of the project. The release of the book is a significant event in the world of cinema and film history.

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