Face to Face

Year: 1952

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Directors: Bretaigne Windust, John Brahm

DramaWesternCrime

The package film presents two distinct short adaptations of classic literary works, each featuring a notable cast. In “Secret Sharer,” John Brahm directs James Mason in a dramatization of Joseph Conrad’s short story. The companion piece, “Bride Comes to Yellow Sky,” is directed by Bretaigne Windust with Robert Preston leading the cast in an adaptation of Stephen Crane’s tale.

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