The Woman Without a Passport

An immigration agent played by John Hodiak goes to Havana to track down a highly intelligent criminal group that helps people smuggle people into the United States. Unexpectedly, he encounters Hedy Lamarr, who is a refugee and is trying to smuggle to the United States. Hedy Lamarr is moved by her force, unable to extricate herself and falls immediately. In this way, the case is no longer solved. Regardless of the immigration officer's salary, pension, etc., he still wants to resign, and plans to stay with Hedy Lamarr in the beautiful Havana for the rest of his life. His hope for infinite happiness is disrupted by the leader of the criminal group, because the leader is also deeply obsessed with Hedy Lamarr, and a love triangle like a fate begins. Director Joseph Lewis absolutely tried his best to shoot this film, and the one-shot aerial shot near the end of the film shows his good intentions! There are a lot of real-life shots in Havana throughout the film, and they are still beautiful and real under the old black-and-white lenses. (Sweet subtitle group)