Framed

The film follows Rose Manning, who seeks revenge for her father's murder at the hands of Inspector McArthur. After five years, she becomes a nightclub hostess and is drawn into a web of crime involving Chuck Gaines, a bootlegger, and Jimmy Carter, the son of McArthur. The narrative intertwines personal vendettas with the gritty realities of gangland life.

As a pre-code film, Framed showcases elements typical of the era, including its portrayal of police and crime dynamics. The runtime is 65 minutes, providing a concise yet engaging storyline that reflects the more daring themes of early 1930s cinema. Collectors may find the film's depiction of gangster culture and its historical context particularly compelling, as it represents a significant period in filmmaking before the enforcement of the Hays Code.