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A greedy police chief learns that a wealthy businesswoman has been wrongly accused of murder and strikes a deal with her – her freedom for a large sum of money.
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- Primal Fear (1996) Much of the buzz around "The Invisible Guest" hinges on a string of shocking revelations that upend what the characters (and the audience) understand about the film's central crime: the murder of a woman inside a locked room.
- Once Upon a Time in Anatolia (2011) At first blush, "The Invisible Guest" doesn't seem to have a lot in common with the 2011 Turkish-Bosnian drama "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia."
- The Secret of the Blue Room (1933) "The Invisible Guest" is a textbook example of what suspense fans know as a "locked-room mystery," detailing a crime that takes place under what seems like impossible circumstances.
- Knives Out (2019) Released the same year as "Invisible Guest," Rian Johnson's Oscar-nominated "Knives Out" was also built upon the foundation of a murder behind closed (if not locked) doors, as well as a small army of schemers and double-crossers with reasons to want wealthy patriarch Christopher Plummer dead.
Dec 16, 2023 · DIRECTOR: Chen Zhuo. CAST: Greg Hsu, Zheng Yin, Ning Cheng. SYNOPSIS. Young and beautiful entrepreneur Joanna is accused of being the culprit in a locked-room murder case, where the victim is her lover Minghao, during a time when her life and career are flourishing.
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As for the cast, their performances (especially those from Mario Casas, whose fame I’d love to see transfer over to Hollywood, and Ana Wagener) remain superb and further flesh out the secrets and motivations with which these characters operate in the narrative.
