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The Night of the Quarter Moon

U.S. 1959. Social drama by Hugo Haas with Julie London, John Drew Barrymore, Nat King Cole. An American who married a woman of mixed race struggles with those around him who do not accept her.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Born to Be Loved

U.S. 1958. Sentimental drama by Hugo Haas with Hugo Haas, Carol Morri, Vera Vague. A young seamstress and a singing teacher confide their dreams to each other.

Runtime: 67 min.

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Lizzie

U.S. 1957. Psychological drama by Hugo Haas with Eleanor Parker, Richard Boone, Joan Blondell. A young woman suffers from a split personality.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Edge of Hell

U.S. 1956. Drama by Hugo Haas with Hugo Haas, Francesca De Scaffa, Ken Carlton. A former actor-turned-beggar must part with his dog.

Runtime: 78 min.

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The Other Woman

U.S. 1955. Drama by Hugo Haas with Cleo Moore, Lance Fuller. A director is subjected to the resentment of a young girl to whom he refused a role.

Runtime: 81 min.

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The Private Affairs of Bel Ami

U.S. 1947. Dramatic comedy by Albert Lewin with George Sanders, Angela Lansbury, Ann Dvorak. The shenanigans of an would-be socialite in nineteenth century Paris.

Runtime: 112 min.

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Two Smart People

U.S. 1946. Police comedy by Jules Dassin with Lucille Ball, John Hodiak, Lloyd Nolan. Con artists compete for possession of marketable shares.

Runtime: 93 min.

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A Bell for Adano

U.S. 1945. War drama by Henry King with John Hodiak, Gene Tierney, William Bendix. An American officer shows sympathy for the inhabitants of the Italian village occupied by his soldiers.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Documents secrets

Fr. 1945. Spy drama by Léo Joannon with Marie Déa, Raymond Rouleau, Roland Toutain.

Runtime: 100 min.