Review of Criss Cross (1949) by Alex B — 13 Apr 2009
It's about a man who thinks he holds his cards close to his chest when everyone around him knows (him) more/better than he knows (himself). Then when he sees how they control/determine his life, he reacts dangerously/disastrously.
In the end, helpless/immobilized, he sees that it's every man (or woman) for him/herself. And we see that every man for himself means we all lose.
This review of Criss Cross (1949) was written by Alex B on 13 Apr 2009.
Criss Cross has generally received positive reviews.
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