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Title  I See a Dark Stranger
The central figure of this film is a young woman, Bridie, who is filled with hate for the British. Her father, who claimed to have fought with Sinn Fein during the Easter Rebellion, has instilled in her a fierce, if militant love for Ireland. Bridie is a complex mix of nieve farm girl and independent woman. When she comes of age she tries to join the IRA in Dublin, but ends up spying for the Germans in England during WII. But this is a British film putting a positive spin on all things British. What could be potentially a truly dark affair becomes light, even romantic at times. There is even a bit of comic relief including Irish/English culture clash and, not surprisingly, the traditional inept British officer.			Click picture for more info
Year  1946	Type    Drama	Rating    NR
Director   Frank Launder		Writer   Frank Launder
Cast  Deborah Kerr, Trevor Howard, Raymond Huntley, John Salew,  Tom Macaulay