Quelqu'un a tué (1933)
Directed by Jack Forrester

Crime / Thriller

Film Synopsis

The sinister castle of the Lamberton family in Scotland is the location for a chilling murder mystery. A few days after one of the servants is killed in mysterious circumstances, the local doctor is strangled. The servants are thought to be the culprits, but when the truth is revealed the real killer opts for suicide instead of arrest.

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Film Credits

Director: Jack Forrester
Script: Edgar Wallace (novel)
Cast: André Burgère, Marcelle Géniat, Pierre Magnier, Claude May, Gaston Modot
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 90 min

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Quelqu'un a tué (1933)
Directed by Jack Forrester