It's All in Your Mind

The film follows Wilbur Crane, a meek bookkeeper who finds himself unfulfilled in his marriage to Martha. In search of love, he ventures into a world of fast-paced living, crossing paths with a gold-digger named Dorothy and her business-manager friend, Danny.

With a runtime of 63 minutes, the film utilizes unique camera angles, artful photography, and semi-nudity to enhance its storyline. The special effects by Ray Mercer add an intriguing layer to the narrative, showcasing the psychological struggles within Wilbur's mind. Directed by Bernard B. Ray, known for his work in poverty-row B-westerns, this film represents a notable entry in the exploitation genre of the late 1930s.