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Moriturus (1920)

Genre : Drama, Mystery, Crime

Runtime : 1H 38M

Director : Karl Mueller-Hagens
Writer : Paul Rosenhayn

Synopsis

A doctor who cannot figure out what is wrong with his patient refers him to a detective, whom he hopes will be able to discern the cause of his mysterious illness.

Actors

Max Landa
Max Landa
Detective Landa
Reinhold Schünzel
Reinhold Schünzel
Freiherr von Mohrungen
Conrad Veidt
Conrad Veidt
Wilmos, sanatorium director
Hilde Woerner
Hilde Woerner
Siegnis, maid
Marga von Kierska
Marga von Kierska
Frau von Riberac

Crews

Ferdinand Runkel
Ferdinand Runkel
Novel
Paul Rosenhayn
Paul Rosenhayn
Screenplay
Karl Mueller-Hagens
Karl Mueller-Hagens
Director
Kurt Lande
Kurt Lande
Director of Photography
Mathieu Oostermann
Mathieu Oostermann
Art Direction

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