High Tide
Why this pick
The same director brings a similarly lean, low-budget noir mood: a damaged protagonist, tangled recollections, mounting suspicion, and shadowy Los Angeles unease.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
The same director brings a similarly lean, low-budget noir mood: a damaged protagonist, tangled recollections, mounting suspicion, and shadowy Los Angeles unease.
Why this pick
A compact, psychologically unstable noir built around uncertain memory and a protagonist trying to distinguish guilt, nightmare, and reality.
Why this pick
Its dark romantic entanglements and long-buried trauma echo The Guilty’s fatal blend of obsession, deception, and characters trapped by the past.
Why this pick
A sleek 1940s mystery-noir with fractured family loyalties, concealed motives, and steadily tightening danger rather than action-led spectacle.
Why this pick
Its layered flashback structure and wounded central character create the same unsettling sense that romance and memory are unreliable territory.
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01 / THE STORY
The film tells the story of two roommates, Mike Carr and Johnny Dixon. Johnny, who suffered a head injury during the war, meets a girl named Estelle Mitchell, and begins to date her. When he finds out she's dating other men around town he dumps her and starts dating her sweet twin sister, Linda.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Tim McGinnis
Jake, the janitor
Detective Heller

Alex Tremholt
Johnny Dixon
Mrs. Mitchell