☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Lifeboat (1944) – A. Hitchcock
Hitch strands a bunch
of character actors (with Talluhlah Bankhead!) in a soundstage tank during WWII
for a surprisingly pacy anti-Nazi tale. Daringly, the film raises some
questions about mob behavior (and guilt) even in the context of its propaganda
for the allies.
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