Rainwear Cinema Screen 2

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On the left:"Iris och Lojtnantshjarta" ("Iris and the Lieutenant"), 1946, Sweden, directed by Alf Sjoberg Love blossoms between a guards officer (Alf Kjellin) and a servant girl (Mai Zetterling) but they must struggle against the opposition of a wealthy autocratic class.


"Fire Down Below", 1957, GB, directed by Robert Parrish Partners in a Caribbean fishing and smuggling business both fall for a shady lady played by Rita Hayworth.	"Arch of Triumph", 1948, US, directed by Lewis Milestone In postwar Paris, an embittered refugee (Charles Boyer) seeks his former nazi tormentor and has a tragic romance with a would-be suicide (Ingrid Bergman).

	On the left: "Derelict", 1930, US, directed by Rowland V. Lee Two officers of a freighter bound for Rio De Janeiro compete for captaincy of the ship and for the attention of a female passenger (Jessie Royce Landis).
On the right: "Fame is the Name of the Game", 1966, US (made for TV) An enterprising magazine feature writer (Tony Franciosa) has uncovered a murder plot and is escaping from his pursuers with girl Friday, Jill St. John.