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Duke is a gangland boss whose men use the isolated bungalow to hide stolen valuables for smuggling. He holds Geoff and Sally captive, and his growing attraction to Sally angers his girlfriend, Rina. A...
Sally is Geoff's wife, and the couple rents a countryside bungalow so he can work on his novel. They discover a dead man there and are taken captive by Duke's gang. Sally is roughly treated by both ri...
Geoff is a novelist who rents an isolated countryside bungalow with his wife, Sally, hoping to finish his latest book away from London. The couple find a dead man in the property and are held captive...
Rina is Duke's girlfriend, and she becomes antagonized by his evident attraction to Sally. After Duke and his men prepare to escape with the stolen valuables by plane, Rina acts out of jealousy and ve...
Juan is a rival gangster who has learned where Duke's men are hiding stolen valuables. He arrives at the bungalow with his men, escalating the danger for Geoff and Sally and creating a standoff betwee...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot introduces Geoff and his wife Sally as they rent the countryside bungalow together.
Rina is identified as Duke's girlfriend, and Duke's interest in Sally antagonizes her.
Duke and his henchmen hold Geoff and Sally captive after discovering them in the bungalow.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sally is held in the bungalow and roughly treated by both sides after Juan's faction arrives.
Juan and his men arrive at the bungalow, and Geoff is roughly treated by both criminal factions.
Rina becomes antagonized by Duke's obvious interest in Sally and later acts vengefully.
Juan arrives with his men to seize the stolen valuables, creating a stand-off with Duke's faction.
Duke and his men confront Geoff at the bungalow and hold him captive.
An isolated writing retreat becomes a deadly collision between captivity, criminal rivalry, romantic jealousy, and a doomed escape.
Directed by Robert Hartford-Davis
Crosstrap (1962) · 4.9/10 · crime
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