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4.9 / 10 1h 46min

Mystery Drama Crime

Hans Baerlach is a Swiss police detective who has dedicated much of his career to pursuing powerful and allegedly murderous businessman Richard Gastmann. Though Baerlach's partner meets his demise while investigating Gastmann, his replacement, Walter Tschanz, is undaunted. Meanwhile, the lovely Anna Crawley becomes involved in the case, which proceeds to take many twists and turns.

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Review by user887z1bzo97q

One hole in the head, two bullets...

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Review by user685qd95w9n

Wish I could get my hands on a video of this film

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Review by user533gb509hgv

Too often suggests a private joke not fully communicated to the viewer

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Review by ShadowyScallop

Not up to par with the source material

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Review by user123cnszusvw

Obscure, slow-to-get-started, but intriguing film

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Review by AuroraApe

Breathtaking performance by Martin Ritt

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Review by user473dcir7xf

This film has resonated with me for over 30 years

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Review by CosmicCamel

Odd, to say the least, but not without interest.

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Review by user191v0nfpa3

As close to the masterful novella as an adaptation gets

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Review by user213q73h9654

"You're playing chess with yourself?" ... "I'm the only one I know who plays at my level."

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Review by EmeraldElephant

The book is even better, but untranslated.

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