Sprung in den Abgrund (Jumping Into the Abyss) is a 1933 German crime/drama film directed by and starring Harry Piel, known as a popular German "Stummfilmstar" (silent film star) who transitioned into sound films, with the plot likely involving thrilling, action-packed scenarios typical of his adventurous style as he faces danger, often with dramatic chases, underworld figures, and heroic rescues, typical of the era's German thrillers.

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