Cloudburst

Year: 1951

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: English

Director: Francis Searle

MysteryThriller

Canadian WWII veteran John Graham, now a London code‑breaker, watches his pregnant wife Carol killed when two crooks flee a murder scene and run her down. Haunted by loss and his wartime past, he uses his analytical skills to hunt the fugitives, determined to bring them to justice.

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