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020			_aB0018OS158
050			_aDVD: _bLONG
100			_aDavies, Terence _eAuthor
245		4	_aThe Long day closes[dvd]
260			_bBFI _c1992
500			_aTerence Davies lyrical hymn to childhood revisits the same territory as his prize winning debut feature Distant Voices, Still Lives, this time focusing on his own memories of growing up in a working-class, Catholic family in Liverpool. Eleven-year-old Bud (a heartbreaking performance from Leigh McCormack) finds escape from the greyness of 50s Britain through trips to the cinema and in the warmth of family life. But as he gets older, the agonies of the adult world the casual cruelty of bullying, the tyranny of school and the dread of religion begin to invade his life . Time and memory blend and blur through Davies fluid camerawork; slow tracking shots, pan and dreamlike dissolves combine to create the world of Bud's imagination and the lost paradise of childhood.
648			_2Catholic family _xDrama
650			_aCatholic family _xDrama _zLiverpool
650			_acruelty of bullying
650			_aTyranny of school
700			_aDavies, Terence _eDirector
700			_aYates, Marjorie _ePerformer
700			_aMcCormack, Leigh _ePerformer
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