π¬ Sudden Fear (1952)
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Newlywed playwright Myra (Joan Crawford) overhears her younger husband (Jack Palance) plotting to K*ll her with his mistress and decides to turn the tables. From dramatic lighting to dream sequences, bleak twists of fate and the city as a symbol of maze-like entrapment, Sudden Fear is a stunning sampler of noir technique.
βLike many underrecognized treasures, David Millerβs Sudden Fear fits into and defies different genres, its convention-scrambling partly the result of the fact that the film looks both forward and back.β β Village Voice
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βLike many underrecognized treasures, David Millerβs Sudden Fear fits into and defies different genres, its convention-scrambling partly the result of the fact that the film looks both forward and back.β β Village Voice
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