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Of Time And The City
on DVD
(2008)
Director: Terence Davies
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Of Time and the City is both a love song and eulogy to the director's birthplace - Liverpool. It is also a response to memory, reflection and the experience of losing a sense of place as skylines change and time takes its toll.
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The House Of Mirth
on DVD
(2000)
Starring: Gillian Anderson, Dan Aykroyd, Eric Stoltz
Director: Terence Davies
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Terence Davies (DISTANT VOICES, STILL LIVES) triumphs with his sumptuous, painterly adaptation of Edith Wharton's novel, which is set amid the vicious moneyed classes of 1905 New York and features a heartrending, perfectly nuanced performance by Gillian Anderson as doomed heroine Lily Bart. Lily, ..read more »
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The Neon Bible
(1996)
Starring: Gena Rowlands, Denis Leary, Diana Scarwid
Director: Terence Davies
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THE NEON BIBLE, writer-director Terence Davies first literary adaptation, is based on John Kennedy Toole's coming of age story set in the 1930s and 1940s Bible belt. Similar to Davies's autobiographical TRILOGY, the film is a series of remembrances by 15-year old David (Jacob Tierney), who reflects ..read more »
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The Long Day Closes
on DVD
(1992)
Starring: Marjorie Yates, Leigh McCormack, James Wilder
Director: Terence Davies
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The beautiful, multi-layered opening scene of Terence Davies's follow-up to DISTANT VOICES, STILL LIVES is a perfect illustration of how Davies uses his directorial craft to realise his autobiographical themes. Accompanied by snippets of dialogue from films like THE LADYKILLERS, along with 20th ..read more »
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The Terence Davies Trilogy
on DVD
Starring: Wilfred Brambell
Director: Terence Davies
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British writer-director Terence Davies's (DISTANT VOICES, STILL LIVES) earliest films, shown together as a trilogy, are interwoven semi-autobiographical short films about one man's painful conflict between his homosexuality and religion. CHILDREN (1976) introduces Robert Tucker (played by several ..read more »
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Distant Voices Still Lives
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(1988)
Starring: Pete Postlethwaite, Lorraine Ashbourne, Jean Boht
Director: Terence Davies
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Run time: 85 minutes
Winner of the International Critics' Prize, Cannes 1988 Terence Davies's stunning debut feature film Distant Voices, Still Lives was instantly recognized as a masterpiece on its release in 1988 and the director hailed as one of Britain's most gifted and remarkable filmmakers. Re-released in April ..read more »
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Misery and deceit 19 May 2005
...Wharton's novels, nor watch period dramas based on them. But the combination of Terence Davies' beautifully precise film-making, Gillian Anderson's performance and the sheer ...
Mesmerising 19 January 2007
