Film
Somewhere in the Night: Mankiewicz's 1946 film noir.
- Multiple dates
- The Metrograph
- from $12
About
Somewhere in the Night is a screening of a 1946 American film noir about an amnesiac ex-Marine who returns to his native Los Angeles to search its nightclubs, sanitariums, and docks for clues to his identity and traces of a mysterious stranger named Larry Cravat. Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz made it as his sophomore effort behind the camera, a sinisterly atmospheric and deliriously disorienting story that one paper called a nervous nightmare. The hero's quest entangles him with the criminal underworld, a rogue's gallery of unusual characters played by Richard Conte, Josephine Hutchinson, and Fritz Kortner, and a hunt for Nazi-plundered treasure.
- Director
- Joseph L. Mankiewicz
- Critics
- 6.5 · Good
- Year
- 1946
- Runtime
- 110 min
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Trailer
Showtimes
Venue
The Metrograph
Ludlow Street 7, 10002 New York
Genre
Film noir filmsUsually 2 a week
