The first ten minutes of Borzage’s film are amongst the most remarkable ever committed to celluloid, and although the rest of the film doesn’t come close to matching it, this portrait of a young man, the son of a hanged killer, who accidentally kills a bully during a fist fight, is never less than compelling. Iain.Stott
Monday, 5 October 2009
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