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4.9 / 10 2h 2min

Drama

In this Cold War drama, a woman suspects her son is a Communist spy.

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Review by JungleJester

Why is this film out of circulation?

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Review by MoonlitMantis

Interesting look at our history

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Review by user111kw0yc3vg

An important film that documents American culture of the early 1950's

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Review by RainbowRhino

obviously communism is so dangerous that it would beat capitalism in any open debate?

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Review by MysticMallard

John take the ball before the clock runs out!

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Review by OceanicOstrich

More relevant than one might think

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Review by user4939ir39gmp

If You're Not An Athlete ("take the ball, John") or A Bible Thumper...You Are A Commie

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Review by user626p2pph510

Film is a victim of circumstances

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Review by user626o1jpbd8

Russian interference or Red Scare?

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Review by user7323ipa9182

Film with an agenda, but still, it has some good moments.

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Review by ShadowySalamander

A deeply flawed but fascinating curio...

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Review by user987geen3gyr

My Son John-Picture for the Cold War Times Doesn't Hit It **1/2

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Review by user219htx14hth

Heavy handed anti-commie propaganda all of the way

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Review by user6460uayro3m

The Daughters of the American Revolution meet Oedipus Rex

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Review by user857e04v6ay3

Diddle, Diddle Dumpling...............!

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Review by user5043mze0va

If you're blue, you're true, if you're red, you're dead.

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Review by user403ar0q3axs

A magnificent performance from Helen Hayes redeems this piece of propaganda

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