Dekker

Paul Raden (Albert Dekker), hopelessly insane son of Maxim Raden, hated owner of the Radentown mills, is in a strait jacket in a secret room in the family mansion, while the body of his father is lowered into a grave. Twenty-five years earlier, the brutal father had hurled Paul against a wall when the young boy had tried to defend his mother and, with his brain injured forever, Paul's last memory, before descending into the shadows on insanity, was his mother's agonized scream.

Scarlet Street - by Fritz Lang (1945)

In the novel and play "Bitch" ( "La Chienne") Georges de la Fouchardiere and Andre Mouezy-Eon.
Fritz Lang turned his attention to the old French film by Jean Renoir, with the same name ( "La Chienne"), filmed in 1931 with the participation of Michel Simon. It was a drama of the life of the petty bourgeoisie and the Parisian "bottom". As a result, has turned gloomy, but the brilliant film noir.
Pictures for the film were written by John Dekker.

Verne wants nothing more than to escape from a penal colony located off the northern coast of South America. He tries to involve Julie, a saloon girl, in his plans but she turns him in to the authorities. On Verne's next try, he piggybacks on the escape of six other convicts and runs into Julie again in the process. One of the convicts is a spiritual figure who seems to know what will happen before anyone else. The group attempts to travel through the jungle, board a boat, and make it to the mainland.