The Strange Woman (1946) | Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer

"The Strange Woman" (1946) is a captivating film noir drama directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Set in 1820s Bangor, Maine, the story revolves around the enigmatic and manipulative Jenny Hager (Hedy Lamarr). Jenny uses her beauty and cunning to gain power over the men in her life, including her wealthy husband Isaiah Poster (Gene Lockhart) and the charming fur trader Ephraim Poster (George Sanders). As she weaves a web of deceit and desire, the film explores themes of ambition, love, and the consequences of one woman's thirst for control. Hedy Lamarr's compelling performance adds depth to this tale of passion and intrigue, making "The Strange Woman" a classic entry in the film noir genre.