Eyes of the Dead

Year: 1956

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Antonio Santillán

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Enrique discovers a check issued after an accident and murders a man he thinks stole it. The check is uncashed, so he forges the signature and tries to silence anyone who could expose him, including his girlfriend Clara, who works at a law office and mentioned it. The police investigate, while Pedrito, the inspector’s son, conducts an inquiry.

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