Augen

A mysterious figure known as "The Master of the Thirteen Eyes" orchestrates a series of crimes, often involving hypnotic suggestion and the manipulation of his victims. Detective Granson investigates these perplexing cases, uncovering a web of intrigue and deception. The story delves into the psychological manipulation and the dark underbelly of society.

As a lost film, critical reception from its original release is largely unknown. However, Fritz Lang's early work is generally recognized for its innovative visual style and thematic depth, laying groundwork for his later masterpieces.

• Little is known about contemporary reviews due to the film's lost status.

• Early Fritz Lang films are often noted for their stylistic ambition.

• The themes of crime and psychological manipulation were groundbreaking for their time.

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Augen is considered a lost film, meaning no copies are known to exist today. Its full narrative and visual impact can only be inferred from historical accounts and its surviving stills.