Woman in Hiding
Director: Michael Gordon
Actors: Ida Lupino, Stephen McNally, Howard Duff
PlotDeborah Chandler, a recently married woman, becomes increasingly suspicious of her new husband, Selden Clark, after discovering unsettling details about his past. Following the unexpected and suspicious death of her father, she begins to piece together that Selden may have darker intentions than he lets on. Deborah’s suspicions push her to investigate further, leading her to uncover a series of alarming truths about her husband's history and current activities. Fearing for her own safety, she decides to take drastic steps to protect herself, which leads her to concoct a plan to disappear and start anew, seeking refuge in anonymity.
As Deborah goes into hiding, she must adapt to her new life while constantly looking over her shoulder, knowing that Selden is determined to find her. In her quest to stay hidden and gather the necessary evidence to expose him, she encounters several individuals who either aid or hinder her progress. The tension escalates as the net closes in on both sides, with each move bringing Deborah closer to the truth and Selden’s reach. She must carefully navigate her way through a series of perilous situations to survive and ultimately reveal Selden’s true nature.
Writers: Oscar Saul, Roy Huggins, James Webb
Release Date: 06 Jan 1950
Runtime: 92 min
Rating: Passed
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Woman in Hiding is a dramatic-thriller with Ida Lupino's standout performance, marked by impressive Blu-ray presentation and insightful commentary on its noir elements.
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