The Searching Wind

Year: 1946

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: English

Director: William Dieterle

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Alex Hazen, a diplomat, is reluctant to pick sides. Cassie Bowman urges action, then leaves for Rome as Mussolini rises. Alex marries Emily, a newspaper publisher’s daughter, who soon assigns Cassie to Paris. Their son Sam, returned from WWII, learns tangled past at a Washington dinner where Emily invites Cassie, and he too has story to tell.

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