expressionism, an extreme close-up of a man awakening inside a coffin, his face filling most of the frame, eyes slowly opening in confusion and fear, the interior of the coffin pressing tightly around him, the wooden sides visible only as narrow angular planes at the edges of the image, distorted and leaning inward, a thin diagonal beam of harsh light cutting across his face from the partially opened lid above, illuminating one eye and part of his cheek while the rest of his face falls into deep shadow, the contrast stark and graphic like a painted composition, sweat or slight moisture visible on his skin catching the light, his expression tense and disoriented, emotional atmosphere of claustrophobia, dread, and psychological awakening, early 1920s German silent film aesthetic, hand-painted theatrical set design, high-contrast monochrome cinematography, visible film grain, subtle flicker and gate weave, painterly chiaroscuro, surreal expressionist world, cinematic abstraction