Rabmadár ('Prisoner Number Seven') is a young lady who was set up to help her lover steal, but she got nabbed and jailed. Her only wish is to see her sweetheart again, and she finally persuades the prison doctor to let her out for the evening.
Alright, so Rabmadár – that’s ‘Prisoner Number Seven’ in English – is definitely not for everyone. If you’re into older silent films, especially ones that hit you with a big dose of tragedy and melodramatic turns, you might find yourself drawn in. But if you need a story wrapped up neatly, or even a full, uninterrupted...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Lajos Lázár
Lajos Lázár
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"Alright, so Rabmadár – that’s ‘Prisoner Number Seven’ in English – is definitely not for everyone. If you’re into older silent films, especially ones that hit you with a big dose of tragedy and melodramatic turns, you might find yourself drawn in. But if you need a story wrapped up neatly, or even a full, uninterrupted film, you're gonna feel a bit let down. This one’s for the folks who appreciate a raw, fragmented peek into a past cinematic world. 🎬 This movie, it’s about a young lady, our 'P..."
Walter Reisch, Lajos Lázár
Germany
1929 · IMDb 6.4
