In the 1928 silent film Noah's Ark, which director led the production?

In the 1928 silent film Noah's Ark, Michael Curtiz was the director.

Noah's Ark is a Warner Bros. epic directed by Michael Curtiz and released in 1928. The film combines a biblical flood spectacle with a modern World War I-era storyline. Dolores Costello and George O'Brien are among its principal stars, while Noah is played by Paul McAllister.

The film is not a straightforward screen translation of every Genesis detail. It frames the biblical material within a modern narrative and uses the flood as a large-scale dramatic set piece. It was also made during the transition from silent cinema to sound, and some versions included synchronized sound effects and music.

Curtiz later became especially famous for directing Casablanca in 1942. That later achievement can cause confusion about his earlier filmography, but Noah's Ark is clearly credited to him. The title also differs from later films and television productions that retell the same biblical subject.