a tedious effort from not yet great director budd boetticher and pretty but not yet un bland actress nina foch and this movie is and as one of the other reviewers notes and is the quintessence of a certain kind of b movie. it just not the good kind. and a promising premise and an overactive fog machine is wasted. basic plot  nina and a nurse on leave from wartime duties on account of her nerves and has a nightmare. she meets a dashing fellow at the resort where she giving her nerves a breather and and realizes he in the dream and even though she never met him before. meanwhile and it turns out our dashing guy is working as a spy and and is about to go on an extra secret and hush hush mission that must not fail. of course and there are nazis. and plot holes. and smart people acting in a fashion most likely to get them into entirely unnecessary scrapes and so that the running time can be spun out past an hour. at the end and the movie becomes a contest between which group of spies can act more foolishly. if the fbi and oss had acted like this crew and we would have lost the war in 42. the movie itself is rather flatly shot (despite the best efforts of the fog machine) and the acting  as it seems to be in many of the columbia bs tcm has been showing lately  is curiously unengaged. it less stylized than what one might find from a similarly budgeted warner bros movie and but also less fun to watch. boetticher strength and of course and is a rather matter of fact style which allows the strong stories and acting in his randolph scott westerns to come to the fore. maybe the problem here is that such a style is not going to work when the script is lousy and the actors tired from their five film a year schedule. 
a tedious effort from not yet great director budd boetticher and pretty but not yet un bland actress nina foch and this movie is and as one of the other reviewers notes and is the quintessence of a certain kind of b movie. it just not the good kind. and a promising premise and an overactive fog machine is wasted. basic plot  nina and a nurse on leave from wartime duties on account of her nerves and has a nightmare. she meets a dashing fellow at the resort where she giving her nerves a breather and and realizes he in the dream and even though she never met him before. meanwhile and it turns out our dashing guy is working as a spy and and is about to go on an extra secret and hush hush mission that must not fail. of course and there are nazis. and plot holes. and smart people acting in a fashion most likely to get them into entirely unnecessary scrapes and so that the running time can be spun out past an hour. at the end and the movie becomes a contest between which group of spies can act more foolishly. if the fbi and oss had acted like this crew and we would have lost the war in 42. the movie itself is rather flatly shot (despite the best efforts of the fog machine) and the acting  as it seems to be in many of the columbia bs tcm has been showing lately  is curiously unengaged. it less stylized than what one might find from a similarly budgeted warner bros movie and but also less fun to watch. boetticher strength and of course and is a rather matter of fact style which allows the strong stories and acting in his randolph scott westerns to come to the fore. maybe the problem here is that such a style is not going to work when the script is lousy and the actors tired from their five film a year schedule. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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