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"At Ten O'clock on the National Day" is a 1956 film that blends mystery and drama. Set in 1953, it revolves around a plot involving spies and a planned explosion on National Day, offering a glimpse into the tensions of the era.
This film has a somewhat elusive presence in the collector's market, with a few rare prints available that are often discussed among enthusiasts. Its scarcity adds to the intrigue, especially considering its historical context and the political themes it explores. Collectors appreciate the unique blend of drama and mystery, and there’s a genuine curiosity about the director's identity, which remains a topic of conversation. Overall, it's a noteworthy piece for those interested in cold war-era cinema.
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The film is categorized as a mystery and drama.
The specific director of the film is not provided.
The film was released in 1956.
The story is set in 1953, during the National Day celebrations.
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