Cosmic Publishing Suspense Film Collection: The Phantom World Portrayed by Great Actors ACC-259
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Suspense Films - Collection - A World of Fantasy Performed by Great Actors - 10-DVD Set - ACC-259 1. The Mask of Dimitrios
96 minutes, black and white, 1944
Directed by Jean Negulesco
Starring Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet
The body of an internationally renowned criminal washes up on the shore.
A writer becomes intrigued by the perpetrator and begins to investigate him...
A masterpiece of suspense, featuring the unique performances of the two stars.
2. Woman on the Run
77 minutes, black and white, 1950
Directed by Norman Foster
Starring Ann Sheridan and Dennis O'Keefe
One night, a man stumbles upon a murder scene and sees the face of the perpetrator, but fears for his life and disappears.
His wife searches for her husband with the help of a man claiming to be a reporter, but... A masterpiece of noir never before released in Japan. 3. The Steel Trap 85 minutes, black and white, 1952 Directed by Andrew L. Stone Starring Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright A bank clerk has worked at the same job for 11 years. While managing the safe, he is suddenly tempted to rob the bank... This film reunites Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright, who starred in Shadow of a Doubt. 4. Gaslight 1940 80 minutes, black and white, 1940 Directed by Thorold Dickinson Starring Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard A married couple moves into a house that has been vacant for many years. When a former detective sees the husband, he is reminded of a robbery and murder that occurred 20 years ago... This excellent psychological thriller is also famous for the 1944 version starring Ian Bergman. 5. The Turning Point (82 min., black and white, 1952) Directed by William Dieterle Starring William Holden and Edmond O'Brien A man who establishes a committee to eliminate organized crime seeks the help of a childhood friend who is a reporter and hunts down a gang. This crime drama depicts the battle between good and evil with stunning camerawork. 6. Thunder on the Hill (84 min., black and white, 1951) Directed by Douglas Sirk Starring Claudette Colbert and Anne Blyth A village is hit by floods, and a murderer is brought to a convent seeking refuge. Convinced of her innocence, a nun sets out to uncover the truth within the limited time available. 7. The Glass Wall
80 minutes, black and white, 1953
Original title: "The Glass Wall"
Director: Maxwell Shane
Starring: Vittorio Gasman, Gloria Grahame
A man escapes from a concentration camp and boards an immigrant ship.
Denied as a stowaway, he escapes the ship and
takes refuge in Times Square in search of a clarinetist who is the only person who knows him.
8. The Second Wife
99 minutes, black and white, 1947
Original title: "The Two Mrs. Carrolls"
Director: Peter Godfrey
Starring: Humphrey Bogart, Barbara Stanwyck
A woman begins dating a painter and discovers he is married.
Later, his wife dies, and they live happily together until the woman begins to suffer from unexplained headaches... 9. High Treason (1951, 89 minutes, black and white) Directed by Roy Boulting Starring Liam Redmond and André Morel A military ship explodes at a London dock. Police suspect sabotage and begin an investigation. A British noir from Roy Boulting, director of Seven Days of Fear. 10. Grand Central Murder (1942, 74 minutes, black and white) Directed by S. Sylvain Simon Starring Van Heflin, Patricia Dane, Virginia Gray A stage actress is murdered at Grand Central Station. A whodunit film in which the police, along with a married detective couple, investigate the culprit while listening to the testimonies of a group of suspects. All films have Japanese subtitles. *Please note that some images may be distorted or noisy due to the nature of this classic work. Brand: Cosmic Publishing 10-Disc DVD Set 4959321955406 Cosmic Publishing Suspense Film Collection: The World of Illusions Performed by Famous Actors ACC-259 (text created at , 2025-05-10)
96 minutes, black and white, 1944
Directed by Jean Negulesco
Starring Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet
The body of an internationally renowned criminal washes up on the shore.
A writer becomes intrigued by the perpetrator and begins to investigate him...
A masterpiece of suspense, featuring the unique performances of the two stars.
2. Woman on the Run
77 minutes, black and white, 1950
Directed by Norman Foster
Starring Ann Sheridan and Dennis O'Keefe
One night, a man stumbles upon a murder scene and sees the face of the perpetrator, but fears for his life and disappears.
His wife searches for her husband with the help of a man claiming to be a reporter, but... A masterpiece of noir never before released in Japan. 3. The Steel Trap 85 minutes, black and white, 1952 Directed by Andrew L. Stone Starring Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright A bank clerk has worked at the same job for 11 years. While managing the safe, he is suddenly tempted to rob the bank... This film reunites Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright, who starred in Shadow of a Doubt. 4. Gaslight 1940 80 minutes, black and white, 1940 Directed by Thorold Dickinson Starring Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard A married couple moves into a house that has been vacant for many years. When a former detective sees the husband, he is reminded of a robbery and murder that occurred 20 years ago... This excellent psychological thriller is also famous for the 1944 version starring Ian Bergman. 5. The Turning Point (82 min., black and white, 1952) Directed by William Dieterle Starring William Holden and Edmond O'Brien A man who establishes a committee to eliminate organized crime seeks the help of a childhood friend who is a reporter and hunts down a gang. This crime drama depicts the battle between good and evil with stunning camerawork. 6. Thunder on the Hill (84 min., black and white, 1951) Directed by Douglas Sirk Starring Claudette Colbert and Anne Blyth A village is hit by floods, and a murderer is brought to a convent seeking refuge. Convinced of her innocence, a nun sets out to uncover the truth within the limited time available. 7. The Glass Wall
80 minutes, black and white, 1953
Original title: "The Glass Wall"
Director: Maxwell Shane
Starring: Vittorio Gasman, Gloria Grahame
A man escapes from a concentration camp and boards an immigrant ship.
Denied as a stowaway, he escapes the ship and
takes refuge in Times Square in search of a clarinetist who is the only person who knows him.
8. The Second Wife
99 minutes, black and white, 1947
Original title: "The Two Mrs. Carrolls"
Director: Peter Godfrey
Starring: Humphrey Bogart, Barbara Stanwyck
A woman begins dating a painter and discovers he is married.
Later, his wife dies, and they live happily together until the woman begins to suffer from unexplained headaches... 9. High Treason (1951, 89 minutes, black and white) Directed by Roy Boulting Starring Liam Redmond and André Morel A military ship explodes at a London dock. Police suspect sabotage and begin an investigation. A British noir from Roy Boulting, director of Seven Days of Fear. 10. Grand Central Murder (1942, 74 minutes, black and white) Directed by S. Sylvain Simon Starring Van Heflin, Patricia Dane, Virginia Gray A stage actress is murdered at Grand Central Station. A whodunit film in which the police, along with a married detective couple, investigate the culprit while listening to the testimonies of a group of suspects. All films have Japanese subtitles. *Please note that some images may be distorted or noisy due to the nature of this classic work. Brand: Cosmic Publishing 10-Disc DVD Set 4959321955406 Cosmic Publishing Suspense Film Collection: The World of Illusions Performed by Famous Actors ACC-259 (text created at , 2025-05-10)
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