The Woman on the Beach
Go ahead and say it...I'm no good!
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6/7/1947Runtime
71 minsOverview
A sailor suffering from post-traumatic stress becomes involved with a beautiful and enigmatic seductress married to a blind painter.
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A murky, hallucinatory exploration of desire and delusion, where psychological damage blurs the line between seduction and self-destruction. The film moves between noir-soaked suspicion and dreamlike uncertainty, trapping you in a sailor's fractured perception of a woman who may or may not be what she seems.
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Joan Bennett
Peggy Butler
Robert Ryan
Scott Burnett
Charles Bickford
Tod Butler
Nan Leslie
Eve Geddes
Walter Sande
Otto Wernecke
Irene Ryan
Mrs. Mary Wernecke
Glen Vernon
Kirk
Frank Darien
Lars
Jay Norris
Jimmy
Kay Christopher
Girl at Party (uncredited)
Jackie Jackson
Johnnie (uncredited)
Bonnie Blair
Girl at Party (uncredited)
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