M, el vampiro de Düsseldorf (”M”, Fritz Lang, 1931)
Guión:
Egon Jacobson (artículo)
Thea von Harbou
Fritz Lang
Reparto principal:
Peter Lorre … Hans Beckert
Ellen Widmann … Frau Beckmann
Inge Landgut … Elsie Beckmann
Otto Wernicke … Inspector Karl Lohmann
Theodor Loos … Inspector Groeber
Gustaf Gründgens … Schränker
Fotografía:
Fritz Arno Wagner
Montaje:
Paul Falkenberg
También conocida como:
El vampiro negro
Palabras clave:
Abandoned Building, Anti Hero, Atmospheric, Balloon, Based On Article, Beggar, Big City Life, Black And White, Bleak, Blindness, Burglar, Capture, Chalk, Child Murder, Child Murder Investigation, Children’s Song, Chilly, Cigarette, Creepy, Crime, Crime Detection Methodology, Criminal, Cuckoo Clock, Disturbing, Early Sound, Expressionism, Falsely Accused, Film With Ambiguous Title, Film-Noir, Fingerprint, German Expressionism, Germany, Good Versus Evil, Grim, Handwriting, Interrogation, Investigation, Kangaroo Court, Killer, Knife, Knife Murder, Letter, Loss Of Daughter, Lynch Mob, Man Hunt, Menacing, Mirror, Missing Persons, Mob Scene, Mock Trial, mother, Murder, Not For Children, Ominous, One Letter Title, Orange, Organized Crime, Paranoia, Pickpocket, Police, Police Detective Film, Police Raid, Prostitution, Psychological Thriller, Psychopath, Schoolgirl, Screaming, Serial Child Killer, Serial Killer, Shop Window, Shouting, Spellbinders, Tavern, Thriller, Torture, Tragic Villain, Trial, trial [courtroom], Underworld, Urban, Whistling, Window Dressing
