Port of Shadows

Jean (Jean Gabin), whom we suspect is a deserter, introduced by friendly drunk Quart (Raymond Aimos) to nutty Panama (Edouard Delmont), who runs a dockside hide-out for those in need, including a painter (Robert Le Vigan), in Port Of Shadows, a.k.a. "Les Quais Des Brumes, 1939.

Panama (Edouard Delmont), at his waterfront hide-out, has just repelled gunmen who, he learns, were after Zabel (Michel Simon) who happens to be the guardian of Nelly (Michele Morgan) who, with deserter Jean (Jean Gabin), is among the outcasts on hand, in Marcel Carne's Port Of Shadows, 1939.

Jean Gabin, as a soldier named "Jean," pops out of the fog outside Le Havre, picked up by a truck driver (Marcel Peres), opening Marcel Carne's Port Of Shadows, a.k.a. "Les Quais Des Brumes, 1939, with Michele Morgan and Michel Simon.