Bought a clean original 16mm print of this flick from an antique store back east! I enjoyed projecting the picture and I made DVD copies for friends! I am not sure
who owns the rights to this film, but I recall it's still under copyright! It's interesting plot because of the use of musical notes translated into code, then into text messages! The counter spy on the ship plays his harmonica into a hidden microphone and the signals are recorded onto an acetate record many miles away and then decoded. It's also a look-a-like identity which the lead character must assimilate another mans identity including becoming left handed! It's a low budget late 40's crime film noir which takes place on the open seas! It's only about one hour long! But that's good! See it on FILM if you can!
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