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Le Vampire de Düsseldorf (1965)

Dir: Robert Hossein         Crime / Drama / Thriller       stars 3
Overview
Le Vampire de Düsseldorf is a Spanish-Italian-French thriller film first released in 1965, directed by Robert Hossein.  The film stars Robert Hossein, Marie-France Pisier, Roger Dutoit, Annie Anderson and Michel Dacquin.  It has also been released under the title: The Secret Killer.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Synopsis
In the 1930s, chaos and misery reign over Düsseldorf as the Nazis begin their campaign of terror.  But the city is afflicted by another menace, a serial killer who writes a letter to the police every time he murders a young woman.  Who would suspect Peter Kuerten, a man who is so mild and unassuming?  His only passion is Anna, a singer in a café, but she ignores him and makes fun of him.  One day, Peter meets two young country girls, Paula and Rosa.   Not long afterwards, Paula is found dead and Rosa, the prime witness to this murder, is herself killed a few days later.  Unaware of Peter’s dark exploits, Anna becomes his lover.  But then she finds one of the messages he sends to the police...
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Credits
  • Director: Robert Hossein
  • Script: Robert Hossein, Claude Desailly, Georges Tabet, André Tabet
  • Photo: Alain Levent
  • Music: André Hossein
  • Cast: Robert Hossein (Peter Kuerten), Marie-France Pisier (Anna), Roger Dutoit (Commissaire Momberg), Annie Anderson (Paula), Michel Dacquin (Beck), Anne Carrère, Norma Dugo (Une fille), Jessica, Paul Pavel (Lehndorf), Robert Le Béal (Schroeder)
  • Country: Spain / Italy / France
  • Language: French
  • Runtime: 89 min; B&W
  • Aka: The Secret Killer; The Vampire of Dusseldorf


 
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