Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden: A Dark, Grimy Street Film
Is this worth your time?
If you are into the dark, smoky vibes of Weimar-era cinema, then yes. You should watch it if you like melodramas that don't have a happy ending.
But if you hate movies where the main character is just a total jerk for no good reason, you will probably want to skip this one. It is a bit of a bum...
The movie Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden was directed by Conrad Wiene.
Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden was released in the year 1930.
Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden is a movie from Austria.
Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden is categorised as Short in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.
Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden features Ivan Koval-Samborsky, Mizi Griebl, El' Dura, Aribert Mog.
The screenplay for Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden was written by Fritz Zoreff.
If you enjoy Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden, you might also like Down the Mississippi (1920), The Great Cheese Robbery (1920), Lunatics in Politics (1920), Striking Models (1920).
Yes, Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden (1930) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Short qualities.
A generous woman working as a prostitute tries to help out an old friend who has fallen on hard times. Instead of being grateful, the man gets consumed by jealousy, murders her, and tries to cover his tracks with a fake suicide.
Synopsis
A successful prostitute is generous to a poor old friend. He becomes jealous, follow her and kills her, hide the body and fake his own suicide.
Review Excerpt
"Is this worth your time?
If you are into the dark, smoky vibes of Weimar-era cinema, then yes. You should watch it if you like melodramas that don't have a happy ending.
But if you hate movies where the main character is just a total jerk for no good reason, you will probably want to skip this one. It is a bit of a bummer. ☹️
The title is very direct: Eine Dirne ist ermordet worden. It basically tells you exactly what happens right from the start.
I found it interesting how the movie focuses on..."