A murderer terrorizes a city by attacking on the streets on rainy days and always leaving a card with the name "S. López".
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Title: La muerte camina en la lluvia (1948)
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Cast
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| Olga Zubarry | ... | Lila Espinoza | |
| Guillermo Battaglia | ... | Boris Andreieff | |
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Eduardo Cuitiño | ... | Lima |
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Nicolás Fregues | ... | Doctor Robledo |
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Pablo Acciardi | ... | Merlín |
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Margarita Corona | ... | Valeria Duval |
| Amalia Sánchez Ariño | ... | Sra. Vargas | |
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Horacio Peterson | ... | Lucho Rivas |
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Carlos Perelli | ... | Norton |
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Agustín Orrequia | ... | Camelio Vargas |
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Angel Boffa | ... | Barquinazo |
| Juan Corona | ... | Lamas | |
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Orestes Soriani | ... | Doctor Kaplan |
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A murderer terrorizes a city by attacking on the streets on rainy days and always leaving a card with the name "S. López".
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In the scene where the main characters go to the cinema, the movie they see is "La muerte camina bajo la lluvia" (the same title as the film itself). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Country:
ArgentinaLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
7 September 1948 (Argentina) See more »Company Credits
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I discovered my first Carlos Hugo Christensen films noir with "No Abras Nunca Esa Puerta", brilliant adaptation of two William Irish novels, with an astounding cinematography.
So I got back to youtube, and found that second adaptation of Steeman's "l'Assassin Habite Au 21", after Clouzot's already brilliant direction. And the result is again marvellous, everything is chirurgically precise : cinematography, editing, actors direction (and they're all excellent, very tense). I cannot say more without spoiling, it's a true cinema lesson to be studied in universities.
On youtube, there are two versions : don't chose the 1h13 with nasty print, search the 1h20 restored and be ready to discover a completly forgotten and truely cinematic director, Carlos Hugo Christensen. Brilliant director from 1939 to 1996.