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The Sleuth

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In a beautiful Victorian mansion, where shadows and whispers seem to come alive, a renowned mystery novelist finds himself caught in a puzzle far more intriguing than any of his stories. One day, his life is disrupted by the unexpected visit of a young man—a fan of his work—who has decided to return some stolen items in hopes of winning his idol's favor. However, the new tenant is not who he appears to be; he uncovers dark secrets about the author's past and his own concealed intentions.

As the young man delves into the writer's life, a psychological game begins to unfold, intertwining manipulation and distrust. Both characters, trapped in a dance of wits and strategy, attempt to unmask each other's secrets, creating an atmosphere of palpable tension. As events unfold, old ghosts from the past emerge, leading them to a confrontation where loyalty is tested and the truth may prove to be the greatest betrayal of all.

With a touch of sarcastic humor and unexpected twists, this story explores the complexities of obsession and human relationships through the prism of crime and deceit. In the end, who is truly the detective and who is the deceived? The line between reality and fiction blurs, leaving the viewer wondering how far we would be willing to go for art.

Media type
Movie
Year
1925
Director
Joe Rock
Harry Sweet
Writer
Tay Garnett
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.70
Actors
Stan Laurel
Glen Cavender
Alberta Vaughn
Anita Garvin
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Producers
Joe Rock
Original title
The Sleuth
Duration
22
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