Tuesday, September 13, 2016
So Long At the Fair
1950, UK, directed by Terence Fisher and Anthony Darnborough
A film that might pair rather well with Gaslight, as a young woman visiting Paris in 1889 becomes embroiled in what seems like an utterly absurd situation where her brother and his entire hotel room appear to have disappeared. Dirk Bogarde's not at his best here, but the set-up is rather well-handled, and there's a real frisson of strangeness at times.
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