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|    So Dark The Night (US) 1946    |
|    22 Mar 21 17:44:01    |
      From: wlah...@gmail.com              Hey,              Sometimes a detective just can't catch a break. An over-worked and well-known       police detective finally takes a much needed vacation out in the provinces. He       stays at an inn run by a married couple and their daughter and in a flash the       detective is        smitten and begins wooing the daughter. There is an engagement party and the       next morning the daughter is found murdered. Suspicion falls on her jealous       ex-boyfriend and then, he, too, is murdered. The mother receives a note       stating that she is next. The        detective is perplexed since the only clue is a shoe print.              After the detective returns home, he has a consultation with the police chief       and a sketch artist to try and develop a suspect. That's when the story bends       into strange territory – Agatha Christie plowed a similar row – in another       postwar variation        on a mythic detective.              Directed by Joseph H Lewis from a screenplay by Dwight V Babcock and Martin       Berkeley based on a short story by Aubrey Wisberg. Cinematography by Burnett       Guffey and music by Hugo Friedhofer. Starring Steven Geray, Micheline Cheirel,       and Eugene Borden,        among others.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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