The Strangling Hand
Die Würghand
Synopsis
One night Toni forces Rose to reveal where in his house Bergern keeps his money. As Toni is robbing the house, the banker unexpectedly returns and is shot dead by Toni. Rose and Toni escape to the Austrian "Semmering" to avoid capture as well as starting a new life.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Cornelius Hintner
- Screenplay & Story
- Cornelius Hintner
- Original Title
- Die Würghand
- Country of Origin
- Austria
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 7m
- Production Studios
- Pax-Film
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Cornelius Hintner
Cornelius Hintner
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Cornelius Hintner
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What is The Strangling Hand about?
One night Toni forces Rose to reveal where in his house Bergern keeps his money. As Toni is robbing the house, the banker unexpectedly returns and is shot dead by Toni. Rose and Toni escape to the Austrian "Semmering" to avoid capture as well as starting a new life.
Who directed The Strangling Hand?
The Strangling Hand was directed by Cornelius Hintner.
Who stars in The Strangling Hand?
The principal cast of The Strangling Hand includes Victor Kutschera, Carmen Cartellieri, Eugen Preiß, Hans Rhoden, Adolf Weisse.
When was The Strangling Hand released and how long is it?
The Strangling Hand was released in 1920 with a total runtime of 1h 7m.