Zezi, on being released from prison for smuggling, is ordered to leave the country. His incarceration has not lessened his craving for female society, but he finds his mistress false.
"Der Sträfling aus Stambul" is one of those old films that really digs into the messiness of people. If you're a silent film enthusiast or someone who loves classic melodrama, you might find something interesting here. But if you need big explosions or perfectly tidy stories, this one probably isn't for you. 🤷♀️ It's...
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""Der Sträfling aus Stambul" is one of those old films that really digs into the messiness of people. If you're a silent film enthusiast or someone who loves classic melodrama, you might find something interesting here. But if you need big explosions or perfectly tidy stories, this one probably isn't for you. 🤷♀️ It's a bit of a slow burn, but there's a certain charm to it, even with its flaws. Zezi, our main guy, played by Heinrich George, just got out of prison for smuggling. Immediately, yo..."
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