«The 21:15 Train, which should stop at Crawford Station, passes by at high speed without stopping. Initially surprising everyone, this surprise soon turns to fear when they find out that the driver has been murdered. Who is the culprit? That’s what detective Kennel must find out.

The main strength, if not the only strength, of this film is a certain interesting fervour inherent in the plot, which serves as a good example of the giallo style. But with the exception of this strength, I confess that I can not see any more. Not even in the performances which, except for Ruffini, lack any theatrical quality » [Dino Falconi, Il Popolo d’Italia, 19/09/1934]

Availability

Unavailable – no known release aside from its theatrical run

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