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Fantomas: The Mysterious Finger Print
1914
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The genius criminal Fantômas devises a plot that frames an innocent man for a major crime by perfectly forging his fingerprint. Inspector Juve and journalist Fandor must prove the man's innocence, a task that seems impossible given the damning evidence. They race to understand Fantômas's new method and find the flaw in his perfect crime.
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