FLIGHT TO NOWHERE

Cinemavixion Review

William Rowland's 1946 thriller, "Flight To Nowhere," plunges audiences into a tense espionage narrative aboard a charter aircraft. Starring Alan Curtis as the capable pilot Holby Carrington, the film expertly crafts a tale of intrigue as a group of seemingly respectable passengers board his plane for a trip to Death Valley. However, their true intentions soon unravel: a sinister plot involving the sale of a map detailing a plutonium deposit, crucial for atomic bomb development, to unscrupulous businessmen. Curtis embodies the quintessential man's man, a handsome protagonist who, alongside his ex-boss and CIA contacts, navigates the dangerous undercurrents of international intrigue. While the film may not have garnered major awards, it stands as a solid example of post-war B-movie suspense, offering a compelling blend of adventure and espionage that keeps viewers engaged until the final destination.