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Nobody Knows Anything
Martin Plechatý and Petr Nový roam occupied Prague with their trams. Times are hard and sometimes survival is not easy - especially when, in an attempt to help a threatened (and charming) neighbor, you get involved with an SS man, hit him on the head and kill him. At least that's how the two friends explained the situation to each other when their opponent collapsed to the ground. What to do with the body now? An endless anabasis begins, in which even a baby stroller comes into play...
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Plot Summary
A private detective, hired to investigate a murder, finds himself embroiled in a convoluted plot involving a wealthy industrialist's heir, a mysterious woman, and a series of baffling clues. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a web of deceit and mistaken identities, leading to an unexpected and comedic resolution.
Critical Reception
This film is generally considered a minor, somewhat forgettable entry in the mystery-comedy genre. While it features a notable actor in Boris Karloff, the plot is often criticized for being convoluted and lacking genuine suspense. Audiences and critics found it to be a light, if not particularly engaging, diversion.
What Reviewers Say
The plot is overly complicated and lacks logical progression.
Boris Karloff's presence provides some interest, but he can't elevate the weak material.
A lighthearted, but ultimately unremarkable, mystery-comedy.
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Fun Fact
Despite being known primarily for horror roles, Boris Karloff plays a more comedic and less menacing character in this film, showcasing a different side of his acting abilities.
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