Midnight (1934)

Jury foreman Edward Weldon's probing ultimately condemns Ethel Saxon to death. As the clock ticks down to her execution, a shocking twist emerges when his daughter, Stella, confesses to murdering her gangster lover, Garboni. Her revelation comes just as Ethel faces the electric chair, complicating the narrative of guilt and innocence. As tensions rise, the story unfolds with unexpected turns, revealing the intricate ties of family loyalty, love, and the weight of justice.