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Berlin Express (1948)

In post-war Europe, a diverse group of passengers aboard a U.S. Army train to bombed-out Frankfurt becomes involved in a Nazi assassination plot.

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Doug C 04 May 2010

Great postwar noir starring Merle Oberon, Robert Ryan, Charles Korvin, and Paul Lukas, four postwar heroes from Britain, France, Russia, and the U.S. who battle a group of diehard Nazis to rescue an anti-fascist diplomat. The first American movie filmed in post-WW II Germany, the direction and cinematography in this film captures the ruins of bombed-out Frankfurt. Great train action and strong theme of postwar peace prospects, expressing both doubt and hope.

Paul D 11 May 2011

That stupid and completely un-cinematic voice over kills the entire first half of an otherwise stunning looking thriller by a master filmmaker who loved shadows and camera angles.

Martin T 01 Jun 2010

Kind of a cross between The Third Man and The Narrow Margin. A political thriller set against the backdrop of occupied Germany. Tourneur's direction guarantees some wonderful scenes, especially the brewery and the bit of business with the window during the climax. And there's some fascinating location footage of war-torn Frankfurt and Berlin (although it's often rear-projected, and poorly, behind the actors). However, it's all dressed up in a lot of hokey sentiment calling for international unity, topped off with heaps of very corny narration. Worth a look for the fine photography, thriller elements, and some light banter between the leads.

Ashley H 16 Oct 2015

Plot is ok but fascinating to see the real life ruins of post war Germany.

Bradley K 06 Mar 2013

An odd installment in Tourneur's filmography but a very entertaining international espionage thriller. The odd Rod Sterling-esque voice over somehow works with the post war Europe setting, achieving a satisfying dissonance. This dissonance is found also in the motley crew of protagonists including a clown (?). Very entertaining stuff, and an interesting take on the noir format but be sure to check out Tourneur's psychological-horrors and true noirs!