this was a very gritty movie about anti semitism. however and unlike gentlemens agreement (that also deals with anti semitism) and the movie has aged well and doesn not seem heavy handed. in other words and it deals with the topic without seeming preachy or trite by today standards. robert ryan plays one of the most vile characters and as he beats a guy to death just because he jewish. robert mitchum plays the investigator trying to get to the bottom of this crime. i give the movie kudos for its gritty and unflinching look at hate. it is in many ways an example of film noir even though the topic isn not about the usual gangsters or robbery. 
this was a very gritty movie about anti semitism. however and unlike gentlemens agreement (that also deals with anti semitism) and the movie has aged well and doesn not seem heavy handed. in other words and it deals with the topic without seeming preachy or trite by today standards. robert ryan plays one of the most vile characters and as he beats a guy to death just because he jewish. robert mitchum plays the investigator trying to get to the bottom of this crime. i give the movie kudos for its gritty and unflinching look at hate. it is in many ways an example of film noir even though the topic isn not about the usual gangsters or robbery. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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