There is not so much to say about this film, it is in the mood of this period, forties, with many psychological thrillers involving mysterious husbands or even wives, pulled by amazing photography work. This film is easily available and curiously always under the radar of movie goers. But I repeat, there were so many more or less like this one, you can confound all of those marerials. Plus it is rather short, only seventy eight minutes, and Helmut Dantine is the proper choice for such a subject. I think he was an underrated actor, he would have deserved better. But this film noir is really worth watching.
Review of Shadow of a Woman
