The Wrong Road

The Wrong Road follows a young married couple who, facing unexpected challenges in their lives, decide to rob the bank where the husband works. With a plan to steal $100,000 and hide the money until after serving their prison sentences, they believe they can secure a fresh start. However, their release from prison unravels their plans as they find themselves pursued by an insurance investigator and the husband's former cellmate, who seeks a share of the hidden loot.

This film features performances by Richard Cromwell, Helen Mack, and Lionel Atwill, among others. Its plot dives into themes of desperation and betrayal, common in crime dramas of the era. The dynamics of the husband and wife relationship, along with the consequences of their decisions, make it a noteworthy example of 1930s cinema. Collectors interested in crime narratives will find this film's storyline engaging and reflective of its time.