Blockade

Now with the side vaguely representing the Spanish Republicans, Marco (Henry Fonda) confronts Basil (Vladimir Sokoloff), who is in fact a spy for the fascists and, he discovers, the father of his upper class potential girlfriend Norma (Madeleine Carroll), in Walter Wanger's Blockade, 1938.

Opening in an idyllic Spain, with actual names of places and political positions omitted, Henry Fonda as farmer Marco with buddy Luis (Leo Carrillo) meets fancy Norma (Madeleine Carroll), in producer Walter Wanger's Spanish Civil War drama Blockade, 1938.

Foreigners Basil and daughter Norma (Vladimir Sokoloff, Madeleine Carroll) in flight, farmers in a fictional region in Spain baffled by sudden bombing, this could be read as Marco (Henry Fonda), on his own, instigating the Spanish Republican cause, in producer Walter Wanger's Blockade, 1938.