31 December 1951 Drama, Crime 6 mins
Amateur film by Don Coleman, made in the '50s using an original script by Oswell Blakeston. Filmed at various locations in London. Not to be confused with another amateur production of the same script, made by one Sidney B. Shenker.
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United Kingdom 31 December 1951
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