Caught in the Net

The film follows Peter Ketley, who faces disruption in his fisheries research due to a new method of salmon poaching. His younger brother Bob, with the assistance of two London children, embarks on a journey to uncover the identity of the poachers and bring them to justice.

Caught in the Net combines elements of family and crime genres, appealing to collectors interested in films from the 1960s. The film's unique premise and focus on children's adventures in tackling serious issues make it noteworthy for those who appreciate cinema from this era.

With a cast including Jeremy Bulloch and James Luck, the film showcases young talent and engaging storytelling, characteristic of the Children's Film Foundation's output. This title is a reflection of the era's focus on moral lessons through entertaining narratives for younger audiences.