Exciting, Constantly On-the-Move.
This Overlooked Early-50's British Cold-War Thriller Never Lulls.
Introducing a Multitude of Characters, Spys, Counter-Intelligence Officers, and Every-Day Folks Caught in the Middle.
It's a Multifaceted Sabotage Plot.
The Fast-Paced Film is Well Acted and Shot.
With a Plethora of Outdoor Scenes, Close-Knit Indoor Meetings of the Plotters and Counter-Plotters.
An Intelligent Script Accompanies the Mystery and Intrigue.
The Movie is a Sequel, Made by the Same Production Team that did..."Seven Days to Noon" (1950).
The Director's Production Team-Mate and Brother, John Bolton, Did one of the Best British Film-Noirs, "Brighton Rock" (1948).
This is a Crackling "Communist" Infiltration Movie.
Although, Communist, Reds, of Soviet-Union is Never Explicitly Stated.
Only its Philosophy and Politics.
Cold-War Movies from the Early 50's, a Heart-Beat Away Joe McCarthy and All, Doesn't Get Much Better.
The Conclusion in the Industrial Sector Doesn't Hold Back on Thrills and Spares No Expense in its Verisimilitude.
Breathtaking, and a Must-See.
This Overlooked Early-50's British Cold-War Thriller Never Lulls.
Introducing a Multitude of Characters, Spys, Counter-Intelligence Officers, and Every-Day Folks Caught in the Middle.
It's a Multifaceted Sabotage Plot.
The Fast-Paced Film is Well Acted and Shot.
With a Plethora of Outdoor Scenes, Close-Knit Indoor Meetings of the Plotters and Counter-Plotters.
An Intelligent Script Accompanies the Mystery and Intrigue.
The Movie is a Sequel, Made by the Same Production Team that did..."Seven Days to Noon" (1950).
The Director's Production Team-Mate and Brother, John Bolton, Did one of the Best British Film-Noirs, "Brighton Rock" (1948).
This is a Crackling "Communist" Infiltration Movie.
Although, Communist, Reds, of Soviet-Union is Never Explicitly Stated.
Only its Philosophy and Politics.
Cold-War Movies from the Early 50's, a Heart-Beat Away Joe McCarthy and All, Doesn't Get Much Better.
The Conclusion in the Industrial Sector Doesn't Hold Back on Thrills and Spares No Expense in its Verisimilitude.
Breathtaking, and a Must-See.