07 April 1950 Drama, Thriller, Crime 90 mins
A man, after a fight, believes he has killed his cousin, and hides the body. The dead man had only passed out, but when he regained consciousness, he became amnesiac. When she sees him again, the woman who loved him takes him for a ghost.
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Jean Castanier Director
Louis Chavance Screenplay
Gaston Leroux Novel
Myriam Borsoutsky Editor
Louis Chavance Dialogue
Paul Guth Dialogue
Georges Million Director of Photography
Germany 07 April 1950
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