El largo día acaba

Título original: The Long Day Closes

1992
13
1h 25min

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Leigh McCormack in El largo día acaba (1992)

A lyrical reverie about a young Liverpool boy coming of age in the 1950s among his loving family and the austere Catholic Church as he enters the rigors of school, nurtures a bedazzled love of the movies and longs for companionship.

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Un joven de Liverpool alcanza la mayoría de edad en la década de 1950 entre su amada familia y la austera Iglesia católica. Cuando entra en los rigores de la escuela, alimenta un deslumbrant... Leer todoUn joven de Liverpool alcanza la mayoría de edad en la década de 1950 entre su amada familia y la austera Iglesia católica. Cuando entra en los rigores de la escuela, alimenta un deslumbrante amor por el cine y anhela compañía.Un joven de Liverpool alcanza la mayoría de edad en la década de 1950 entre su amada familia y la austera Iglesia católica. Cuando entra en los rigores de la escuela, alimenta un deslumbrante amor por el cine y anhela compañía.

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Premios
- 2 premios y 1 nominación en total

Amy
(as Patricia Morrison)

Gavin Mawdsley

Billy
(as Gavin Mawdslay)

Kirk McLaughlin

Labourer…

Mark Heath

Black Man
(as Marcus Heath)

Victoria Davies

Brenda Peters

Nurse

Kerl Skeggs

Albie

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Curiosidades
The film uses 35 pieces of original music - often in their entirety - in its brief 85 minute running time.

Citas
Nurse: [to Bud] Is it your ear again? I suppose you've been picking at it again, haven't you? What nasty little creatures you little boys are.

Créditos adicionales
Unusually for a film from the 1990s, but in keeping with the 1950s setting, the full acting, creative and technical credits are in the opening titles. There are however 'Special thanks' and music acknowledgments after the final 'The End' caption.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Made in America/Menace II Society/Cliffhanger/Hot Shots! Part Deux/The Long Day Closes (1993)

Banda sonora
Minuet from 'The Quintet in E, Op. 13, No. 3'
Written by Luigi Boccherini
[Played over the opening title card and credits]

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10/10

Vermeer in every frame, and not a note of emotional falseness

A stunning exercise in pure cinema. This is the third and final part of his autobiographical Childhood Trilogy. He uses very a very stylized presentation of snippets of memory (Proust-like) overlaid with snips of movie soundtracks and songs to evoke the emotional content of coming to terms with himself in a loving family (at last). If you have seen Visions of Light, this is what it was all about. There is not a wasted frame in this film. Beautifully conceived jump shots, sound over lays and an overhead tracking jump shot that is simply amazing. If you a looking for a plot line or "story telling" you will not find it here. If you are looking for amazingly true and honest cinema that is like moving frames of Vermeer, this is for you.