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The Long Day's Dying

1968 · 95 min

A grimy, claustrophobic trudge through mud and moral exhaustion, where every quiet moment tightens the knot of dread.

Directed by
Peter Collinson
Genres
Drama, War
Tagline
The picture too rough for the American people
Overview
Three British soldiers and their German captive trek through the European countryside.
How it feels
Bleak, dark, tense and cynical. Slow-burning and demanding.
About
War, violence, morality, survival
Content
Strong violence. Mild gore, sexual content and language.
Note
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Directed by
Peter Collinson
Genres
Drama, War
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How it feels

Written by AI. It can be wrong.

Full breakdown
Tone
Pacing
slow-burn, 1 of 4, from slow-burn to relentless
Attention
demanding, 4 of 4, from background-friendly to demanding
Era
period
Audience
adult
Form
None
Content intensity
  • Gore mild
  • Language mild
  • Violence strong
  • Sex mild
All scales, 0 to 10
Scales, 0 to 10
ScaleValue0 to 10
Action5
Horror4
Humour2
Realism7.5
Romance0.5
Tension7
Darkness8.5
Complexity6
Emotional weight8

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Details

Genres
drama, war
Directed by
Peter Collinson
Written by
Charles Wood
Starring
David Hemmings, Tony Beckley, Tom Bell, Alan Dobie
Music
Malcolm Lockyer
Cinematography
Brian Probyn, Ernest Day
Runtime
95 min
Country
United Kingdom
Languages
English

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