M (1931)

04/26/23 • 8 min

This episode deals with Fritz Lang's groundbreaking crime film »M« from 1931. The film is considered one of the first and most influential crime films and tells the story of a child murderer in Berlin during the Weimar Republic and the desperate search for him.

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