"The Black Hand" (1906) cinematographer Billy Bitzer
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"The Black Hand", True Story of a Recent Occurrence in the Italian Quarter of New York, is a short crime drama. The film is included in our program to illustrate the work of our star Billy Bitzer.
A gang by the name of Black Hand demands a big amount of money from a local businessman. If the demands are not met it threatens his daughter. Then the gang kidnaps the girl anyway and sends one of its members to collect the ransom.
Directed by Wallace McCutcheon Cinematography by Billy Bitzer Starring Robert Vignola, Anthony O’Sullivan (gangsters) Distributed by Biograph Company Release date March 29, 1906 Country United States Running time 11 m.
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