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Set in and around the Kaiser Steel Mill in the modern city of Fontana, California, this drama plays out with remarkable use of Technicolor. This film is often referred to as film noir but plays out more like a soap drama, set around the heat, power and modernity of this Steel Town. The use of Technicolor here gives everything and everyone in ...
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