“I confess, I’m the kind of girl every man wants – but shouldn’t marry!”
Film Synopsis
One Girl’s Confession (1953) follows a waterfront waitress who steals a large sum from her exploitative employer and deliberately confesses to the crime, intending to retrieve the hidden money after serving her sentence. As she emerges on parole, mistrust, renewed employment with a dubious bar owner, and tangled relationships pull her between redemption, suspicion, and the hope of a fresh start. This film-noir crime drama blends moral ambiguity and twist-laden tension in a compact moral tale of guilt and survival.
One Girl’s Confession DVD editions
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Edition and Packaging Notes
- Sony’s DVD is included in the “Bad Girls of Film Noir, Volume 2” box set with Night Editor (1946), Women’s Prison (1955) and Over-Exposed (1956).
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Collector’s guide
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The Ford Television Theatre: “Remember to Live” (TV Episode, 1954, 24:16)
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| Extras | Theatrical Trailer Sony DVD |
| The Ford Television Theatre: “Remember to Live” Sony DVD |