A 62-minute British noir where one woman turns a cop's life into expensive regret.
A young policeman becomes involved with a glamorous German woman in London, to his cost.
Acting
Margit Saad's dangerously controlled glamour.
Direction
Quentin Lawrence packs a feature's worth of dread into 62 minutes.
Director
Quentin Lawrence
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Margit Saad was a German star imported specifically to add continental mystery; she later sued a tabloid for claiming she was 'too sexy for British TV.'
Made for Anglo-Amalgamated's low-budget 'B' unit, this captures a specific 1962 moment when British cinema was nervously eyeing European art films while still serving tea-and-killings crime programmers.
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