The film centers on “F.X. Benedik’s” company, which is struggling financially, and his death, prompting his son "Tony" (John Longden) to investigate. Suspicion quickly turns toward the disgruntled "Marsh" (Stewart Rome), who had a reason to resent the business. The movie's significance largely rests on it being Michael Powell’s first time directing; for a film so early in the era of sound, there's an impressive amoun…