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The Man in the Mirror is a film of genre Drama directed by Robert Wiene with Maria Fein

The Man in the Mirror (1916)

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The Man in the Mirror (German: Der Mann im Spiegel) is a 1917 German silent drama film directed by Robert Wiene and starring Maria Fein, Bruno Decarli and Emil Rameau.

Synopsis

A man seeks revenge on a prince who seduced his sister, and ends up killing him.

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Maria Fein

(Witwe des Prinzen)Bruno Deciarli
Emil Rameau
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