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White Woman

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In a small town, the life of the tranquil Claire takes an unexpected turn when her husband, a prominent doctor, is accused of a crime he didn't commit. As tension rises and rumors spread, the community becomes divided, and Claire finds herself caught between her love for her husband and the social criticism she faces for being part of the white elite. Determined to clear his name, she embarks on a dangerous investigation that will lead her to uncover dark secrets lurking not only around her husband but also within the very social structure of the town.

With the help of an idealistic journalist who has come to the city, Claire confronts the hypocrisy and racism that characterize the community, revealing the duplicity of those around her. As they delve deeper into the case, a web of corruption and prejudice unfolds, forcing Claire to question the morality of those she considers friends. She realizes that the true enemy is not just the one behind the crime but the system that perpetuates these acts.

Tension mounts in every scene as Claire defies gender expectations and battles against a society that sees her as merely a spectator in her own life. When the truth finally comes to light, not only is her role as a woman redefined, but she also faces the harsh realities of the struggle for justice in a world filled with inequalities.

Media type
Movie
Year
1933
Director
Stuart Walker
Writer
Samuel Hoffenstein
Gladys Lehman
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.10
Actors
Carole Lombard
Charles Laughton
Charles Bickford
Kent Taylor
Percy Kilbride
James Bell
Charles Middleton
Claude King
Ethel Griffies
James Dime
Marc Lawrence
Noble Johnson
Tetsu Komai
Greg Whitespear
Victor Wong
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
E. Lloyd Sheldon
Original title
White Woman
Duration
68
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