Calcutta

About This Movie

Calcutta is an interesting blend of crime and drama, directed by John Farrow. The film's atmosphere is thick with intrigue, capturing the essence of post-war uncertainty. Neale and Pedro, flying cargo, find themselves pulled into a web of murder and deception after their friend Bill is killed. Neale's interactions with Virginia, Bill's fiancée, add layers to the narrative; there's a palpable tension as he grapples with his growing attraction and suspicion. The pacing of the film keeps you engaged, with moments of suspense balanced against the backdrop of beautiful yet haunting locations. The performances are solid, especially the chemistry between the leads. It’s the kind of film that leaves you pondering the darker corners of human relationships and trust.

Considered an underrated gem from the 1940s.Features strong performances that enhance the suspense.Interesting cinematography that captures the exotic locations.