Over-Exposed (1956)
Cleo Moore shines in this provocative piece of pulp fiction, marking her final entry in a series of "B" films from Columbia. She embodies Lila Crane, a determined hustler who transitions from a clip-joint entertainer to a photographer. With a questionable moral compass and a thirst for quick cash, Lila navigates a seedy underworld that blurs the lines between ambition and ethics. The film captures her tumultuous journey, showcasing Moore’s magnetic presence against a backdrop of temptation and desire.
