Panic

Year: 1963

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: English

Director: John Gilling

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A Swiss woman employed by a London diamond merchant becomes unwittingly involved in her boyfriend’s theft plot. He sends two men disguised as German jewelers to the boss; the ruse fails, the boss is killed and the woman is left unconscious. Awakening with amnesia, she wanders London until a boxer takes her in, fighting to win money for her escape. Her boyfriend eventually tracks her down, leading to a violent showdown after the boxer’s match.

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