Jag dräpte

Synopsis

Jag dräpte, a 1943 Swedish film directed by Schamyl Bauman, follows the story of a man who accidentally kills his best friend and tries to cover up the crime. As guilt consumes him, his every move becomes a web of deceit and deception, ultimately leading to a thrilling and suspenseful climax. The film delves deep into the psychological struggles of the protagonist, portraying the consequences of a single reckless act. With captivating performances by Anders Henrikson and the rest of the talented cast, Jag dräpte is a classic noir drama that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Cast

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  Anders Henrikson

  Hans Greger

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  Arnold Sjöstrand

  Richard Cornell

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  Irma Christenson

  Liv Cornell

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  Tollie Zellman

  Lily Smith

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  Marianne Löfgren

  Mrs Berg

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  Hilda Borgström

  Ruth Miller

Reviews

Jag dräpte has received mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praise its gripping plot and stellar performances, others find its pacing slow and its character development lacking. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 3.9/5 with critics highlighting the intense atmosphere and Henrikson's compelling portrayal. However, IMDb rated it as 5.3/10, with viewers criticizing the film's outdated narrative and slow progression. Metacritic's mixed review called it a 'mysterious, albeit imperfect, noir'. Despite the varying opinions, Jag dräpte remains a noteworthy addition to the film noir genre, offering a unique and suspenseful viewing experience.