Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam
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監督: Robert Siodmak
脚本: Werner Jörg Lüddecke / Will Berthold
音楽: Siegfried Franz
制作: Claus Hardt
撮影監督: Georg Krause
制作会社: Divina-Film
No synopsis available.
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
監督: Robert Siodmak
脚本: Werner Jörg Lüddecke / Will Berthold
音楽: Siegfried Franz
制作: Claus Hardt
撮影監督: Georg Krause
制作会社: Divina-Film
Serial Killer - Nazis - Same Thing! Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam is directed by Robert Siodmak and written by Will Berthold (article) and Werner Jörg Lüddecke. It stars Claus Holm, Annemarie Düringer, Mario Adorf, Hannes Messemer, Carl Lange and Werner Peters. Music is by Siegfried Franz and cinematography by Georg Krause. A serial killer is terrorising Hamburg, Germany, during World War II. When the local police struggle to catch him, the Gestapo are brought in to crack the case. The basis for the story is that of real life serial killer Bruno Lüdke, here played by Adorf. Yet this is only a side-bar to the actuality of Siodmak's film, for it's a clinical deconstruction of Nazi Germany at the time, a look at the final throes of that regime. It shows how the corrupt powers would do anything to not make their government look bad, with orders even coming from Adolf himself! It's all very fascinating and potent, and well performed. There's some nice visual touches via the night sequences, though you reasonably expect to have more from Siodmak, a fine purveyor of expressionism and noir chiaroscuro. There's some contrivances and a couple of badly staged action sequences, but this remains a tough political drama with mystery shadings. 8/10
