Spiderweb

Year: 1976

Runtime: 33 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Miller

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When a rabbi is murdered, Detective Llonrot is assigned to the case, seeking a rabbinical explanation for the killing. As further murders occur, the perpetrator leaves deliberate clues at specific locations. Convinced he’s chasing a mystical intrigue, Llonrot is drawn to a new crime scene, only to have his nemesis, the mastermind Red Scharlach, turn the tables on him.

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