Crime and Punishment

The film follows former student Raskolnikov, who is driven to murder as he grapples with financial struggles. As the police investigate the crime, Raskolnikov faces the internal conflict of concealing his guilt versus the temptation to confess. The movie's runtime is 88 minutes, allowing for a compact yet impactful narrative.

Featuring a notable cast, including Edward Arnold and Peter Lorre, the film dives into the psychological aspects of crime and punishment. The tagline hints at the emotional turmoil faced by characters entwined in love and guilt, particularly through the character Sonya. Themes of criminology and the role of law enforcement are explored through the lens of Raskolnikov's actions and their consequences.

For collectors, this film is available in various formats, including DVD and laserdisc. Its historical context and dramatic narrative make it a noteworthy piece for those interested in classic cinema and adaptations of literary works.