The Bells

Year: 1926

Runtime: 68 mins

Director: James Young

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Mathias, a kind yet desperate innkeeper in Alsace, murders and robs a wealthy Jewish merchant who is staying at his inn. The victim’s vengeful ghost haunts him, preventing any peace. Meanwhile, a mysterious mesmerist arrives, boasting that he has compelled many criminals to confess their sins, heightening the town’s tension.

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