EACH DAWN I DIE is a Warner production directed by William Keighley in 1939.
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James Cagney, a journalist, is framed while trying to implicate an important politician in a scandal. Sent to jail for murder, Cagney makes the acquaintance of George Raft who will try, after his escape, to find a proof clearing James Cagney. In the meantime, Cagney's colleagues also try to prove him innocent, but by the legal ways.
The review of this Movie prepared by Daniel Staebler