Good-Time Girl

The narrative follows Gwen, a young woman sent to a home for 'problem' girls, where she learns about petty crime. Upon her release, she becomes involved with a negative crowd, leading to her downfall. This film fits into the British noir genre, showcasing the darker aspects of society and the struggles faced by its characters.

With a runtime of 81 minutes, Good-Time Girl features a notable cast including Jean Kent, Dennis Price, and Flora Robson. The film is backed by Sydney Box Productions and the J. Arthur Rank Organisation, both significant names in British cinema. Its portrayal of crime and social issues makes it a relevant piece from the late 1940s.