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1963 - What a cool movie. A young lady works for a London jewelry exchange. Unknown to her is a plan by her shiftless boyfriend and his beatnik pals to pull off an elaborate jewel heist. When the robbery occurs, the elderly owner of the exchange is shot dead, the girl knocked over the head. When she comes to, she finds herself with a dead boss on the floor and no apparent memory. She wanders about the city in a state of amnesia-driven fear. The scenes of her roaming the streets are small pieces of brilliant filmmaking as she runs into numerous “street people” and other sordid folks. The use of light, shadows and close-ups is superb. After a few close calls with shady characters, she meets a down-and-out boxer who vows to help her regain her memory and solve the crime (for which she is now blamed). One problem--her boyfriend is out to silence her forever! One of director John Gilling’s most unsung films. A minor gem that’s worth seeing. Fleeting nudity in one scene. Highly recommended. 16mm.
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Black and White, VHS 1963
Starring: Janine Gray, Dyson Lovell, Glyn Houston, Duncan Lamont
Director: John Gilling
Vendor: SSC
Our Price: $19.99
Package: Printed Sleeve, No Picture Available
