Moontide (1942)
After a drunken night out, a longshoreman thinks he may have killed a man.
Top billed cast
Jean GabinBobo
Ida LupinoAnna
Thomas MitchellTiny
Claude RainsNutsy
Jerome CowanDr. Frank Brothers
Helene ReynoldsWoman on Boat
Ralph ByrdReverend Wilson
William Halligan"Charlie", Bartender
Victor Sen YungJimmy Takeo
Chester GanHenry Hirota
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