(Ted Tetzlaff, US 1949, 73 min.)

Kid Noir. One of the most sought-after cinematographers of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Ted Tetzlaff directed this heart-pounding adaptation of Cornell Woolrich’s The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Little Bobby Driscoll thinks it’s fun to tell tall tales…until he witnesses a murder, and no one but the murderers will believe him. Driscoll earned himself a specially awarded Oscar® for this performance from a dumbstruck Academy.

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