Wow, who would have thought this was a work from 1954 if it weren't for this quirky painting style and old-fashioned rotary phone? The whole film is very tightly connected, and suspense is constantly laid out and explained one by one. Who would have thought that a third-party suspense novelist would make up a story that is almost fact for the lover in his heart? A poor ghost who tried his best to kill his immoral wife? "There has never been a perfect crime in this world" The reality is always changing too much, and it is shallow on paper
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