Street Corner is a 1953 British drama film written by Muriel and Sydney Box, and directed by Muriel Box. In the United States, it was released under the title Both Sides of the Law. While not strictly a documentary, the film provides an in-depth look at the daily routines of women in the police force from three different perspectives. The story follows three plotlines: an 18-year-old girl caught shoplifting, a female army deserter involved in bigamy, and a baby abused by stepparents. The film's climax features a dramatic police dog attack on a criminal. Cast: - Peggy Cummins as Bridget Foster - Terence Morgan as Ray - Anne Crawford as Susan - Rosamund John as Sergeant Pauline Ramsey - Barbara Murray as WPC Lucy - Sarah Lawson as Joyce - Ronald Howard as David Evans - Eleanor Summerfield as Edna Hurran - Michael Medwin as Chick Farrar - Charles Victor as Muller - Dora Bryan as Prostitute - Eunice Gayson as Janet - Yvonne Marsh as Elsa - Isabel George as Helen Runtime: 94 minutes.