It was curious to discover that a film like this exists in our theater. Although it looks like a 1940s American thriller, finding it in our theater was a surprise. It's a film that keeps you glued to your seat until the very end, and you end up feeling bad for Eusebio Poncela. The only negative point for me was the now-traditional habit of changing some actors' voices, allowing them to dub themselves directly with live sound... Otherwise, the film isn't bad.
