(1947) High Tide
CRIME DRAMA
The beginning of this movie happens to also be the end, with 2 people we know nothing about are hurt badly after a car went over head down into a beach side with the ocean tide coming- hence the title "High Tide". It was at this point the movie flips back a few days with known investigator for the newspaper, Tim Slade (Don Castle) answers a telegram from a former colleague he used to work with by the name of Hugh (Lee Tracy), a supposedly heartless and somewhat powerful editor of the newspaper he is currently employed for, he offers Tim to be his beneficiary of 10,000. Once Tim Slade comes back home, he is then confronted by old flames and the manager of the paper who used to be Jack's girlfriend creating tensions between the manager of the paper and him. With it's twists and it's revelations one can expect from a film noir.
The beginning of this movie happens to also be the end, with 2 people we know nothing about are hurt badly after a car went over head down into a beach side with the ocean tide coming- hence the title "High Tide". It was at this point the movie flips back a few days with known investigator for the newspaper, Tim Slade (Don Castle) answers a telegram from a former colleague he used to work with by the name of Hugh (Lee Tracy), a supposedly heartless and somewhat powerful editor of the newspaper he is currently employed for, he offers Tim to be his beneficiary of 10,000. Once Tim Slade comes back home, he is then confronted by old flames and the manager of the paper who used to be Jack's girlfriend creating tensions between the manager of the paper and him. With it's twists and it's revelations one can expect from a film noir.