I for You, You for Me
Propaganda

Fred Sponer, a taxi driver in Budapest, has great aspirations in life. One day, he finds a dead passenger in the backseat of his cab. The plot unfolds with a web of deceit, suspense, and mistaken identities.
Excellent acting and production values. I would say that the film is made in the style of Hitchcock before Hitchcock.
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