Fate drew them together... and only murder could part them!
A man is reunited with his childhood friend and her husband, who believe he knows the truth about the death of her rich aunt years earlier.
Original title: The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946)
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Director: Lewis Milestone
Writers: Robert Rossen, John Patrick
Stars: Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott, Kirk Douglas
Genre: Classics, Action, Drama, Film-Noir, Romance
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00:00 Full Movie
06:04 Martha Ivers is brought back to her wealthy aunt's house after attempting to run away multiple times, and their strained relationship becomes evident during a heated argument.
10:11 A small town is shaken by a mysterious death and the potential involvement of a young couple.
20:09 Two strangers meet in a small town and have a conversation about their past and future plans.
31:07 A couple discusses their troubled relationship and the impact of their past on their present.
37:45 Two strangers meet at a hotel and strike up a conversation.
49:28 Sam Masterson visits Walter O'Neil and asks for his help in getting a girl named Toni Marachek out of jail, revealing his past as a gambler.
55:37 Martha and Sam reminisce about their past relationship and Martha's marriage to Walter.
1:02:42 Toni Marachek is released from jail but is confronted by a district attorney who threatens to send her back unless she cooperates.
1:12:45 A man named Sam Masterson gets involved in a blackmail scheme and confronts Walter O'Neil, who hired someone to attack him. Martha, Walter's wife, is caught in the middle.
1:22:08 A man named Sam meets with Mr. Masterson to discuss a potential partnership in a factory.
1:28:41 Martha confesses her involvement in a crime and her fear of Walter's control.
1:38:35 A couple's toxic relationship escalates, leading to a tragic outcome.
1:48:12 Martha and Walter plot to frame Sam for murder and escape punishment for their crimes.
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