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And Then There Were None (1945)
Waves lash wildly against the shore of a deserted island, on which stands a single house. This is where the mysterious Mr Owen has invited his ten guests. They all carry deadly secrets with them, which are set to come to light this weekend – because one of them feels called upon to hold them accountable for their crimes ... To this day, this macabre chamber drama between guilt and paranoia, morality and survival remains one of the most elegant film adaptations of Christie's dark and best-selling material, with over 100 million copies sold. With his precise black-and-white photography and ironic elegance, René Clair softens the original harshness of the source material somewhat, but the film remains captivatingly timeless as a thrilling parable about the depths of human depravity.
(Florian Widegger)