The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes’ Greatest Case
Year: 1932
Runtime: 77 mins
Language: English
Director: Graham Cutts
A young woman seeks Holmes’s protection after being menaced by an escaped killer who is after missing treasure. When she is kidnapped, Holmes and Watson descend into the city’s criminal underworld, working tirelessly to locate her and stop the murderer’s pursuit of the hidden loot.
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