Film noir-style movie set in 1920's Syria with Humphrey Bogart starring as a shady arms dealer getting mixed up in the French-Arab conflict. An average outing for Bogart, but it is Lee J Cobb who steals the film as the stoic, war-weary French Intelligence Colonel Feroud.
This review of Sirocco (1951) was written by Paul C on 06 May 2008.
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