The Moonstone

Year: 1934

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: English

Director: Reginald Barker

CrimeComedyMystery

The priceless Indian Moonstone is stolen from a crumbling, shadow‑filled mansion, and Scotland Yard inspector Charles Irwin is called in. He must question every guest and servant present, sift through rivalries, secrets and concealed motives, and piece together the clues to expose the thief.

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