Hide-Out

The film follows wounded criminal Lucky Wilson, who finds shelter on a small farm in Connecticut. As he recuperates, he falls for the farmer's daughter, who initially does not know about his past. The story explores themes of innocence and the contrast between country life and the criminal underworld. Lucky's journey from a hardened criminal to a man softened by love is central to the narrative.

With a notable cast including Robert Montgomery, Maureen O'Sullivan, and Edward Arnold, Hide-Out captures the essence of its time through its engaging plot and character development. The interactions between Lucky and the farmer's daughter highlight the tension between his criminal life and the idyllic country setting. Collectors of pre-code films and classic cinema will find this title an interesting addition to their libraries, showcasing the storytelling styles of the early 1930s.