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I Was a Communist for the F.B.I. (1951)

83 min · Film Noir, drama film, film noir, propaganda film

Popularity3.5/5
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Directors

Gordon Douglas

Cast

Frank Lovejoy, Dorothy Hart, Philip Carey, James Millican, Richard Webb, Konstantin Shayne

The story

Matt Cvetic, who works in a Pittsburgh steel mill, has been infiltrating the Communist Party for the FBI in Pittsburgh for nine years. During this time, he has been unable to tell his family about his dual role, so they assume that he is a genuine believer in communism and despise him for it. Cvetic becomes emotionally involved with a communist schoolteacher who is becoming disenchanted with the party.

Genres

Film Noir, drama film, film noir, propaganda film

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