The Ghost Camera

Year: 1933

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: English

Director: Bernard Vorhaus

RomanceThrillerMysteryCrimeComedy

After a murder, a photograph is taken and the camera is hurled from a castle window to destroy the evidence. It lands in the back of chemist John Gray’s car. Developing the film, Gray becomes an amateur sleuth, seeking the woman in the picture. When the camera is later stolen from his lab, his suspicions intensify.

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