Crime and Punishment (1935)
Raskolnikov is a Russian man who follows an unusual moral code. A combination of vigilantism and hubris fuels his decision to aid a hapless prostitute by removing her antagonist, a local merchant. Raskolnikov is locked up for the murder, and while he does not deny committing the crime, he tries to persuade the police that he should not be charged.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Pierre Chenal | Director |
| Fyodor Dostoevsky | Writer |
| Pierre Chenal | Writer |
| Christian Stengel | Writer |
| Vladimir Strizhevsky | Writer |
| Marcel Aymé | Writer |
| Jean Chuzeville | Writer |
| Michel Kagansky | Producer |
| Arthur Honegger | Composer |
| René Colas | Cinematographer |
| Joseph-Louis Mundwiller | Cinematographer |
| André Galitzine | Editor |
| Cast | Role |
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| Harry Baur | |
| Pierre Blanchar | |
| Madeleine Ozeray | |
| Lucienne Le Marchand |
