The Maltese Falcon (1941)
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1h 40m
Before Humphrey Bogart became one of Hollywood's greatest legends, The Maltese Falcon helped define both his career and the film noir genre. As private detective Sam Spade, Bogart is drawn into a dangerous web of lies, murder, and betrayal surrounding the search for the priceless Maltese Falcon, a legendary treasure coveted by criminals willing to do anything to possess it.
Directed by John Huston in his feature directorial debut, this landmark mystery features unforgettable performances, razor-sharp dialogue, and an atmosphere that has inspired generations of filmmakers. Decades after its original release, The Maltese Falcon remains one of the defining detective films in cinema history. (Wiki)
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