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She takes to alcohol for comfort and her friend (Susannah York is taken from her too) This was the film showing on the closure night of 29th November 1969 at the Gaiety Picture House
The film poster pictures the Sudanese warriors led by the Mahdi causing serious damage to the British Empire
This is the 1993 re-release complete with fold wear and Blu-tac stains (noticeable particularly on Duchess
The frothy swirling tourist site Rotorua symbolises the shifting emotions leading to sinister unravellings
This folded film poster does have four small areas of paper lift at the lower left of the poster following rough removal of a cinema snipe
Diary For My Children Elliot Ness She takes to alcohol forFilmed in black & white this political biographical drama by Mrta Mszros is based on her own experiences in Budapest following her family returning from exile from the Soviet Union. Winner of the Special Jury prize at Cannes in 1984. This Hungarian film had to wait until then for release in the West as it told such a true story of Communism. An Artificial Eye release.
