9º – The Enemy Below (Dick Powell, 1957)
The plot will tell the journey of an American ship, during the Second World War, which ends up crossing the path of a German ship. From the realization of the impending clash, strategies are drawn up by both sides to defeat their rival. Although it shows a little of the two visions of the combat, the focus will always be on the American side. The film will use its 98 minutes of duration to tell us about the outcome of this conflict.
8º – Where Danger Lives (John Farrow, 1950)
A doctor falls in love with a woman he had helped after a frustrated suicide attempt. The problem is that the woman is married and does not have a positive relationship with her husband. The story gains its substance when the doctor ends up entering into a physical relationship with the woman’s husband, resulting in a tragedy: ‘Where Danger Lives’ is dense in each scene exposed to the spectator, leading us through a hard plot that mistreats the central character, played with mastery by actor Robert Mitchum.
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