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The Convict from Istanbul

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In a dark corner of Istanbul, a young prisoner dreams of freedom and redemption. While he is behind the bars of a Turkish penitentiary, his mind travels back to the times before his incarceration, where a plot of love and betrayal envelops him. The protagonist, a man of indomitable spirit, fell hopelessly in love with the beautiful daughter of a wealthy merchant. However, happiness was fleeting when, in an unfortunate encounter, he found himself caught in a crime he did not commit.

As the bars closed around him, the corruption and power of his beloved, which are revealed throughout his imprisonment, become the driving force of a tale of revenge. The protagonist not only fights for his freedom but also to prove his innocence and reclaim what is rightfully his. Along the way, he befriends other inmates, who add their own mysteries and dark pasts.

With a somber atmosphere and expressionistic cinematography, each scene resonates with the anguish of injustice and the desire to escape. The story intertwines love, friendship, and struggle against a vibrant cultural backdrop, portraying life in 1920s Istanbul. As events unfold, the protagonist must choose between an uncertain future and a past that could be his ruin or his salvation. The decisions he makes will lead him to discover that sometimes, love can be as oppressive as a cell.

Media type
Movie
Year
1929
Director
Gustav Ucicky
Writer
Robert Liebmann
Franz Schulz
Karl Hartl
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
8.00
Actors
Heinrich George
Willi Forst
Paul Hörbiger
Lotte Lorring
Betty Amann
Trude Hesterberg
Frida Richard
Paul Rehkopf
Erich Moeller
Leo Peukert
Arthur Wellin
Gender
Adventure
Drama
Country
Germany
Producers
Günther Stapenhorst
Original title
Der Sträfling aus Stambul
Duration
102
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