The Tell-Tale Heart (1934) · Il cuore rivelatore

Name: The Tell-Tale Heart
Director: Alberto Mondadori
Genre: Based on, Silent film
Released: 1934
Duration: 15 min
Cast: G. Pedrini, G. Carta, G. Buschi, V. Reni

Original title: Il cuore rivelatore

1934 · Alberto Mondadori · 15 min · Italy

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A madman is so obsessed by the protruding eye of the old man with whom he lives that he plots to murder him.

A 1934 title built around Based on and Silent film. Directed by Alberto Mondadori.

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The Tell-Tale Heart (1934) · Il cuore rivelatore

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