Morderen uten ansikt

1936
1h 21min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTragic events and a murder at a rich mans farm leads to a suspect working with the horses, ride master Rye. He calls his friend, the private investigator Asbjørn Krag to help him off the ser... Leer todoTragic events and a murder at a rich mans farm leads to a suspect working with the horses, ride master Rye. He calls his friend, the private investigator Asbjørn Krag to help him off the serious suspicions.Tragic events and a murder at a rich mans farm leads to a suspect working with the horses, ride master Rye. He calls his friend, the private investigator Asbjørn Krag to help him off the serious suspicions.

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- Leif Sinding
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- Sven Elvestad
- Leif Sinding
Elenco

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- Leif Sinding
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- Sven Elvestad
- Leif Sinding
Elenco

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Forgotten film from Norway

This movie came out in 1936 and was no big success. Then it disappeared for several years. But in 2014 the National Gallery in Norway was called by a bank. They had found two film rolls in a vault, which turned out that it was where some of the lost films had been. The film was then shown again in Norway.

It's easy to understand that this did not hit when it came. The story is almost unrelated, and the end is also very strange. This is a crime story, about a murder on a farm, which is being investigated.

Despite the film's weaknesses, it was fun to see it on a viewing in Oslo a few years ago. Despite weak content, it is an example of films made at this time and is thus of interest.

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Parts of the movie were missing for several decades and considered lost for good, until some film rolls were discovered in a bank box in 2014, which contained the missing parts. After some restoration work, it was in 2015 shown in its complete form for the first time since the second world war.