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Year
1949
Duration
104 minutes
Genres
Crime, Thriller, War
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Holly Martins, an American crime author, travels to Vienna just after World War II after being offered a job by one of his closest friends, the entrepreneur Harry Lime. Upon his arrival, however, he discovers that Harry was killed in a car accident mere days before. As Holly delves deeper into the accident, he begins to uncover a criminal underworld behind the city's elegant exterior along with some truths about Harry that shock him to the core. This film, often considered one of the greatest British films of all time, is both a morality tale and a engrossing post-war thriller.
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