In 1944, a young woman conspired with a lawyer to design and murder her husband in order to obtain a huge amount of insurance money. According to the insurance contract, if her husband died on the railroad tracks, she could get "double compensation", which is the most in film industry. The notorious murder is also the most famous "film noir" in film history. Black and white screen, old-fashioned coke film, hand-painted posters, this is the unique temperament and style of a real century-old classic. Noir, crime, suspense, and detection, all of which constitute the signature elements of this cross-century classic. The story of the film is wonderful, the plot is compact, the tension is full, and the undercurrent is surging. Everything about the film is performed so smoothly and just right.
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