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EM Forster's novel makes for a genteel love story, beautifully directed by James Ivory.

Nazi spies in America recruit a German-American college student, who promptly goes to the FBI. The Feds convince him to be come a double agent, and help them find the leader of this clan of saboteurs.

Story of Matt Cvetic (Frank Lovejoy), who joined the Reds to gather information for the FBI. Moves fast. Eve: Dorothy Hart. Mason: Philip Carey. Blandon: James Millican. Krowley: Richard Webb. Gerhardt Eisler: Konstantin Shayne.

A bogus therapist hypnotizes a famous psychoanalyst's wife, who's a kleptomaniac, and sets her up to take the fall for a murder.

In a small town, a ruthless wealthy woman with an alcoholic weakling of a husband (Kirk Douglas in his film debut) may be harboring a dark, horrible secret that binds three people together in this tale of murder, passion and violence. John Patrick received an Oscar-nomination for Best Original Story.

Subjective camera work allows the viewer to see this film-noir mystery transpire through the eyes of a private detective who finds murder while investigating the case of a missing woman. The script was adapted from the Raymond Chandler novel; and Robert Montgomery directed and stars as private eye Philip Marlowe.

A body found in the wreck of an automobile begins a tale of murder. Catherine: Jean Rogers. Richard: Richard Travis. McMullen: Larry Blake. Marian: Louise Currie. Morland: John Eldredge. The Stranger: Leonard Strong. O'Neil: Robert Shayne. Red: Douglas Fowley. Carey: Richard Benedict. Slow. Directed by Eugene Forde.

A Texas rancher acquitted of his wife's murder by one juror's vote falls in love with an actress, and a complex web of jealousy and attraction ensues.

A seemingly normal married woman behaves so erratically that her husband asks that she get professional help, whereupon she is confined to a state hospital; she is well-treated by her kindly doctor, but abused by patients and matrons alike. A Best Picture nominee.