Les frères Karamazov

Titre original : Der Mörder Dimitri Karamasoff

1931
1h 33min

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Fyodor Dostoevsky, Leonhard Frank, Fritz Kortner, Fyodor Otsep, Karol Rathaus, Anna Sten, Eugène Tucherer, and Josef Fenneker in Les frères Karamazov (1931)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSuspicion surrounds a lieutenant for killing his father: Dimitri asks his father for his heritage. The father says he wants to marry young Grushenka. Dimitri tries to talk the girl out of th... Tout lireSuspicion surrounds a lieutenant for killing his father: Dimitri asks his father for his heritage. The father says he wants to marry young Grushenka. Dimitri tries to talk the girl out of that plan and is himself totally smitten with her.Suspicion surrounds a lieutenant for killing his father: Dimitri asks his father for his heritage. The father says he wants to marry young Grushenka. Dimitri tries to talk the girl out of that plan and is himself totally smitten with her.

Réalisation
- Erich Engel
- Fyodor Otsep
Scénario
Casting principal

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7,4/10

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Réalisation
- Erich Engel
- Fyodor Otsep
Scénario
Casting principal

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Anecdotes
Laurie Lane's debut.

Connexions
Alternate-language version of Les frères Karamazoff (1931)

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9/10

A hidden gem for so many reasons

First, this is simply a well made film that anyone can appreciate. You don't have to be film aficionado. You can be unfamiliar with the source material. The quality story telling alone can draw an audience in.

Second, this is the best film adaptation of a Dostoevsky novel we'll ever get I bet. While I haven't seen everything ever produced I just doubt anything else blends art with cinema the way this film has done.

Third, Orson Welles fans will find a lot to like in this movie. The leading man looks and carries himself like Welles. And there's just something about the construction of the film that reminded me of his works.

A free version exists on YouTube as of 2020 so please give it a go if curious.