Violence
Undercover reporter Ann Mason infiltrates a neo-fascist group that recruits disgruntled veterans, but amnesia prevents her from exposing them. Undercover magazine reporter Ann Mason is able to infiltr…
Violence
Undercover reporter Ann Mason infiltrates a neo-fascist group that recruits disgruntled veterans, but amnesia prevents her from exposing them. Undercover magazine reporter Ann Mason is able to infiltrate a neo-fascist organization that recruits disgruntled war veterans with a paranoiac populist message that views both labor and management as enemies. She becomes secretary to the organization's leader, True Dawson, a smooth-talking con artist who uses the members' dues and the organization's manpower for his own nefarious ends. Fred Stalk, one of Dawson's enforcers, suspects her motives, but lack of evidence and his attraction to her keeps him from acting against her. While en route to break her exposé, Ann's taxi is pursued by government agent Steve Fuller, and the resultant crash leaves her with a concussion and loss of memory. Fuller uses the opportunity to convince her he's her fiancé, and gains access to the racketeers. —duke1029@aol.com Ann Dwyer is an investigative reporter for Chicago-based View Magazine, she currently undercover in Los Angeles as Ann Mason working on a exposé on a populist organization called the Public Defenders, which works on graft in bilking members out of money through dues and on an underlying message of violence to achieve goals. Ann has an insider's view in infiltrating the organization working as its secretary. The face of the organization is True Dawson, his silent partner Fred Stalk who is interested in Ann romantically. Dawson and Stalk are not averse to violence themselves to protect the organization. Just as she is about to head back to Chicago for good, her editor Ralph Borden who will not print the exposé until she is safely out of Los Angeles, Ann gets into an accident which results in her getting amnesia. In the process, Steve Fuller, who was following Ann, has ulterior motives in bringing her back into the fold of the Public Defenders, which does bring back memories of her life as Ann Mason but not Ann Dwyer, reporter. While Steve and Ann "Dwyer" have a similar end goal, Steve bringing her back to the Public Defenders places both their lives in jeopardy as they start to fall for each other. —Huggo Magazine writer Ann Mason infiltrates the United Defenders, a public service organization which is actually a front for racketeers. But a case of amnesia threatens to blow her cover. —Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
Violence
Crime,Drama,Film-Noir
Film Details
Undercover reporter Ann Mason infiltrates a neo-fascist group that recruits disgruntled veterans, but amnesia prevents her from exposing them. Undercover magazine reporter Ann Mason is able to infiltrate a neo-fascist organization that recruits disgruntled war veterans with a paranoiac populist message that views both labor and management as enemies. She becomes secretary to the organization's leader, True Dawson, a smooth-talking con artist who uses the members' dues and the organization's manpower for his own nefarious ends.
Fred Stalk, one of Dawson's enforcers, suspects her motives, but lack of evidence and his attraction to her keeps him from acting against her. While en route to break her exposé, Ann's taxi is pursued by government agent Steve Fuller, and the resultant crash leaves her with a concussion and loss of memory. Fuller uses the opportunity to convince her he's her fiancé, and gains access to the racketeers.
—duke1029@aol.com Ann Dwyer is an investigative reporter for Chicago-based View Magazine, she currently undercover in Los Angeles as Ann Mason working on a exposé on a populist organization called the Public Defenders, which works on graft in bilking members out of money through dues and on an underlying message of violence to achieve goals. Ann has an insider's view in infiltrating the organization working as its secretary. The face of the organization is True Dawson, his silent partner Fred Stalk who is interested in Ann romantically.
Dawson and Stalk are not averse to violence themselves to protect the organization. Just as she is about to head back to Chicago for good, her editor Ralph Borden who will not print the exposé until she is safely out of Los Angeles, Ann gets into an accident which results in her getting amnesia. In the process, Steve Fuller, who was following Ann, has ulterior motives in bringing her back into the fold of the Public Defenders, which does bring back memories of her life as Ann Mason but not Ann Dwyer, reporter.
While Steve and Ann "Dwyer" have a similar end goal, Steve bringing her back to the Public Defenders places both their lives in jeopardy as they start to fall for each other. —Huggo Magazine writer Ann Mason infiltrates the United Defenders, a public service organization which is actually a front for racketeers. But a case of amnesia threatens to blow her cover.
—Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>.