In the late autumn of 1949, on the outskirts of Vienna, with leaves
fluttering, Holly Martins could be identified as
an American, a best-selling novelist, a betrayal of a
friend, a justice, or just
a An alcoholic, but on the avenue away from the cemetery, when Anna Schmidt
came from a distance, he was just leaning against the suffocating man on the side of the road.
"The Third Man", repeatedly rated as the best British
film , directed by Carol Reed in 1949,
feels like "Citizen Kane" in temperament, but has
her own reserved energy .
Anna came from a distance, right in the middle of the avenue, she passed
him and walked away.
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