Seven Days to Noon

Seven Days to Noon

A Boulting Bros. Thriller With a Difference!

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Release Date

10/30/1950

Runtime

94 mins

Genres

Overview

When Professor Willingdon becomes wary of the nuclear weapons he is helping build, he steals a warhead and threatens to detonate it in London in seven days unless the government begins nuclear disarmament. As Willingdon goes into hiding, Detective Folland of Scotland Yard sets out to find him. Willingdon's daughter Ann also joins the cause, hoping she can talk sense into her father before he causes a catastrophe.

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

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Revenue

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A Cold War-era cat-and-mouse game that turns the hunt for a bomb into an intimate moral reckoning. The film mines real dread from its premise while staying grounded in the human stakes between a principled man and those desperate to stop him.

Mood

TenseParanoidBleak

Themes

PowerTechnology

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Steady

Look

NaturalisticDocumentary-like

Structure

Linear

Heads up

Graphic violence

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