The Italian escape artist Silvio Spaventa and his partner Rina Pera perform a bold and dangerous act at a circus. Watching the deed of Spaventa one night, a jeweler and a criminologist make a bet that he can't break into a very solid safe.
Okay, so, Der Unüberwindliche. Is it worth tracking down today? Probably not for everyone, no. If you’re a dyed-in-the-wool silent film enthusiast, especially one with a soft spot for early action heroes and physical performers like Luciano Albertini, then absolutely, give it a shot. You'll find things to appreciate. B...
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"Okay, so, Der Unüberwindliche. Is it worth tracking down today? Probably not for everyone, no. If you’re a dyed-in-the-wool silent film enthusiast, especially one with a soft spot for early action heroes and physical performers like Luciano Albertini, then absolutely, give it a shot. You'll find things to appreciate. But if your idea of a good time involves crisp dialogue, tight plotting, or subtle character work, you'll likely find it a bit of a slog. The film kicks off with Albertini’s Silvio..."
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