In a Lonely Place 1950 PG
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When
8.15pm, Wed 10 May 2017 (94 mins)Where
Gallery of Modern Art & Cinema A
About
Director Nicholas Ray would describe In a Lonely Place as the most personal film he ever made. The deep empathy he clearly felt for the characters in his film only strengthens its power as a raw character study. Humphrey Bogart (in a vulnerable performance that ranks among his best) stars as a screenwriter who falls for Laurel Gray (Gloria Grahame), the woman who helped him escape a murder charge. As both the suspicions of the police and the screenwriter's personal troubles fail to dissipate, Gray becomes increasingly conflicted about her new love. In a Lonely Place is a complex portrait of two people in a fraught relationship and one of the most stirring dramas to emerge from noir cinema.
Production Credits
- Director: Nicholas Ray
- Script: Andrew Solt, Edmund H. North
- Based on: the novel by Dorothy b. Hughes
- Producer: Robert Lord
- Cinematographer: Burnett Guffey
- Cast: Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame, Frank Lovejoy, Martha Stewart
- Editor: Viola Lawrence
- Music: George Antheil
- Production Companies: Columbia Pictures Corporation, Santana Pictures Corporation
- Print Source / Rights: Park Circus
- Year: 1950
- Runtime: 94 minutes
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Sound: Mono
- Colour: Black & White
- Screening Format: 35mm