"Saboteur" is a 1942 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. It follows the story of Barry Kane, a man wrongfully accused of sabotage during World War II. As he tries to clear his name, he encounters various characters who either help or hinder his quest for justice. The film explores themes of paranoia and betrayal, showcasing the tension of wartime America. Kane navigates a series of dangerous situations while being pursued by authorities, ultimately leading to a dramatic climax. "Saboteur" is notable for its suspenseful storytelling and Hitchcock's signature cinematic style.