Drama,Romance,Thriller
United States of America
Gilda is a 1946 film noir directed by Charles Vidor. The film stars Rita Hayworth as the seductive and mysterious Gilda, and Glenn Ford as Johnny Farrell, a gambler who falls in love with her.
The film is set in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where Johnny is working as a professional gambler. He is brought to the attention of a powerful casino owner, Ballin Mundson, and becomes his right-hand man and best friend.
But when Ballin returns from a trip with his new wife, Gilda, Johnny is shocked to discover that she is his old flame and that they have a tumultuous history. Gilda is also unhappy in her marriage and tries to rekindle her relationship with Johnny, leading to a dangerous and complex love triangle.
As the tension between the three characters escalates, we learn more about their past and the secrets they hold, resulting in a dramatic and explosive climax.
Gilda is hailed as one of Hayworth's most iconic roles, and she performs the famous song "Put The Blame On Mame" in the film, which has become a classic. The film is also noted for its stylish cinematography and provocative themes, which helped to establish it as a classic of the film noir genre.
