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Moontide

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Moontide is a 1942 American drama directed by Archie Mayo and released by 20th Century Fox. Jean Gabin stars as Bobo, a wandering dockworker who becomes involved with Anna, played by Ida Lupino, after rescuing her from the water near a Southern California waterfront. The film combines romance and psychological drama with shadowed, fog-heavy visual elements commonly associated with early film noir.

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Who plays Bobo and Anna in Moontide?

Jean Gabin plays Bobo, a wandering dockworker, and Ida Lupino plays Anna. The 1942 American drama was directed by Archie Mayo and released by 20th Century Fox.

Where does Moontide take place?

The story unfolds around a Southern California waterfront, where Bobo works among dockworkers and waterfront drifters. Its harbor setting gives the film much of its rough, isolated film-noir atmosphere.

What happens between Bobo and Anna in Moontide?

Bobo becomes involved with Anna after rescuing her from the water. Their relationship drives the film's conflict as Bobo's unstable past and the dangerous waterfront world close in around them.

Is Moontide a crime thriller or a character drama?

Moontide is best described as a 1942 American drama with strong film-noir elements. Its focus is the relationship between Bobo and Anna, rather than a complex police investigation.

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