Review of Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948) by Adam R — 09 Apr 2010
A great, old-fashioned melodrama about lost-love and missed opportunities. German director Max Ophuls applies a keen, sophisticated eye to the tragic tale of concert pianist Stefan Brand (a classy Louis Jourdan) and unfortunate waif/hanger-on Lisa (Joan Fontaine, rarely better).
Lisa falls in love with Stefan when he moves into the same apartment complex she shares with her.
This review of Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948) was written by Adam R on 09 Apr 2010.
Letter from an Unknown Woman has generally received very positive reviews.
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