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The Dark Mirror

1946

Action / Crime / Drama / Film-Noir / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

The Dark Mirror

1946

Action / Crime / Drama / Film-Noir / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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78% TOMATOMETER · 9 reviews

62% AUDIENCE · 250 ratings

7.0/10 · 6.5K

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Plot summary

A sister and her disturbed twin are implicated in a murder and a police detective must figure out which one's the killer.

Director

Robert Siodmak

Top cast

Charles Evans as Dist. Atty. Girard

Jack Cheatham as Policeman

Lew Ayres as Dr. Scott Elliott

Ben Erway as Police Lieutenant

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

696.57 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 25 min

Seeds 1

1.23 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 25 min

Seeds 7

Comments 4

tierarzt89 2339 days ago

Will you upload in original (English) audio please? This is German.

linghong 2359 days ago

Thank you for the Uplod. Pity The audio is in German

babamulon1 3547 days ago

The audio is in German. Do any of you jerks even test these? I doubt you even know the difference between English or German. Like nmax696 here. How can you not recognize German and mix it up with Spanish? Fucking morons.

nmax696 3699 days ago

No english audio file. It's Spanish.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

Lemon Drops and Dopplegangers. The Dark Mirror is

John Chard

Lemon Drops and Dopplegangers. The Dark Mirror is directed by Robert Siodmak and adapted to screenplay by Nunnally Johnson from a story by Vladimir Pozner. It…

Lemon Drops and Dopplegangers. The Dark Mirror is directed by Robert Siodmak and adapted to screenplay by Nunnally Johnson from a story by Vladimir Pozner. It stars Olivia de Havilland, Lew Ayres, Thomas Mitchell, Richard Long and Charles Evans. Music is by Dimitri Tiomkin and cinematography by Milton Krasner. A man appears to have been murdered by one of the identical twin Collins sisters, but both of whom have an alibi. The police and the psychiatrist have their work cut out... Straight out of the corner of postwar Hollywood that began to take fascination with mental illness, The Dark Mirror triumphs more as a technical exercise than as anything resembling thought provoking analysis. The simplistic Freudian elements aside, film is impressively mounted and performed by Siodmak and de Havilland respectively. Story follows the trajectory of a cat-and-mouse game, with the makers nicely putting us the viewers into the same struggle the authorities have in sussing out which sister is the damaged killer. Siodmak's (The Spiral Staircase) attention to detail and grasp of mood setting really lifts the piece to greater heights. Aided by the considerable photographic skills of Krasner (The Set-Up), Siodmak creates a world of psychological disturbance, a place aligned with suspense and symbolism. Right from the doozy of an opening scene to the denouement, Siodmak manages to keep the contrivances to the rear of the play and let de Havilland and the visual textures be the prime focus. The effects work is very good, with de Havilland having to quite often play off against herself. Sure in today's age of High Definition et al, you don't have to stretch your viewing experience to see how the effects were done, but why would you? Just enjoy de Havillland's riveting performances in the dual roles (see also her excellence in The Snake Pit two years later), her skillful little subtleties as she deftly plays out the respective psychological traits of sibling rivalry gone astray. Is it a gimmick movie? Well no not really, it's honest about what it wants to achieve in terms of psychiatric observations and treatments. Yet lesser lights than Siodmak, Krasner and de Havilland would have struggled to make it work, especially as the romance angle in the screenplay nearly derails the requisite mood come the finale. Thankfully, in spite of some obvious negatives, it's still well worthy of viewing investment. 7/10

7 / 10

This is one of those films that you

CinemaSerf

This is one of those films that you really have to pay close attention to - otherwise you can miss the nuances and menace created by the super performance from…

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