A Friend Will Come Tonight

During World War II, a British intelligence officer is framed for treason and must escape his confinement to clear his name. He finds unlikely allies in a group of fellow prisoners, including a scientist and a former criminal, as they navigate the dangerous landscape of wartime espionage and betrayal. The group races against time to expose the real traitor before it's too late, facing constant threats from both the enemy and their own compromised situation.

This British war-time thriller received mixed to positive reviews, with particular praise for its suspenseful plot and performances. Critics noted its effective use of suspense within the confines of its narrative, though some found the pacing occasionally uneven. It is generally regarded as a solid, if not groundbreaking, example of British B-movie thrillers from the era.

• Praised for its tense atmosphere and engaging espionage plot.

• Noted for solid performances, especially from the lead actors.

• Considered a competent example of British wartime thrillers of the period.

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The film was directed by actor Terence de Marney, who also had a role in the movie, although his performance was uncredited.