The Night of June 13

The story follows Elna Curry, a former concert pianist, as she battles her unfounded jealousy towards her neighbor, Trudie Morrow. Elna, suffering from neurasthenia, suspects Trudie of having an affair with her husband, John, and plots revenge. When tragedy strikes with Elna's death, John becomes embroiled in a murder trial after burning her suicide note to protect Trudie.

Set against the backdrop of suburban angst, the film explores the repercussions of jealousy and misunderstanding. The film's runtime is 78 minutes, allowing for a compact yet intense narrative that captures the tension and drama of its characters' lives. As a work from the early 1930s, it offers insights into the social dynamics of the time while engaging with timeless human emotions.