Camino del infierno

1946
1 Std. 36 Min.

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Alberto Bello, Pedro López Lagar, Mecha Ortiz, and Alita Román in Camino del infierno (1946)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuLaura Sinrok, a rich and despotic woman domains her husband Alberto, pretending to commit suicide to retain him with her. Her ending will be tragic.Laura Sinrok, a rich and despotic woman domains her husband Alberto, pretending to commit suicide to retain him with her. Her ending will be tragic.Laura Sinrok, a rich and despotic woman domains her husband Alberto, pretending to commit suicide to retain him with her. Her ending will be tragic.

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7,7/10

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Mecha Ortiz

Laura Simrok

Pedro López Lagar

Alberto Miranda

Amelia Bence

Irene Rossi

Alberto Bello

Profesor Lazcano

Alita Román

Silvina Martins

Rafael Frontaura

(Silvina's husband)

Ofelia Cortesina

Pilar

Alberto Vila

Esteban

Herminia Mas

Alberto's mother

Guillermo Battaglia

Dr.Mas

Iris Portillo

Dora

Elsa O'Connor

Helena Cortesina

Española
(Nicht genannt)

Pura Díaz

Srta, Carrini
(Nicht genannt)

Ana Gryn

Empleada
(Nicht genannt)

Lalo Hartich

Dr.Bermúdez
(Nicht genannt)

Jorge Luz

Newsagent
(Nicht genannt)

Aída Villadeamigo

Woman
(Nicht genannt)

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9/10

A jealous and possessive woman makes her husband to betray her and after some time commit a murder.

Film shot by two directors : Saslavsky and Tinayre. It is about a neurotic, seductive and ambitious woman. As in a puzzle the facts are told and showed step by step to clarify Laura Simrok's tragic end. The flash-backs explain the whole story. Mecha Ortiz's magnetic acting (Laura)reminds Bette Davis' style in "The Letter", Joan Crawford's performance in "Possessed" and Barbara Stanwyk in "Double Indemnity". Film noir with attractive qualities.A splendid photograph and a good setting.Saslavsky may have been inspired by Billy Wilder's or William Wyler's works. Adapted from Gina Kaus' novel it is one of the most beautiful film of this genre.