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The Eyes of the Mummy
1918
· Movie
· 58 min
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45/100
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An explorer becomes fascinated with an ancient Egyptian mummy that has strangely lifelike and captivating eyes. He becomes obsessed with the story of the woman she once was, a tragic dancer. His obsession summons a malevolent force from the past that begins to haunt him.
Details
- Director
- Ernst Lubitsch
- Writers
- Emil Rameau, Hanns Kräly
- Studio
- Projektions-AG Union, UFA
- Released
- 3 October 1918
- Country
- Germany
- Language
- German
- Runtime
- 58 min
- Rated
- NR
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