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The Small Back Room is both a tense, enjoyable thriller and a fitting tribute to the unsung heroes who worked in bomb disposal during the war. The film is most memorable for the expressionistic sequence in which the hero, played to perfection by David Farrar, succumbs to an insane craving for alcohol and imagines himself dwarfed by a gigantic whisky bottle in a black void that is filled with ...
Small Back Room, The. One of the less well-remembered Powell/Pressburger films, this is a riveting wartime drama. Gimpy bomb disposal expert David Farrar, in the role that should have made him a ...
18 de ago. de 2008 · The Small Back Room is a modest-scale psychological drama about an explosives expert with a “tin leg” and a drink problem who harbors a great deal of bitterness. In the above-mentioned other films, the Archers (as Powell and Pressburger called themselves) usually preferred a narrative tone of derring-do and wry amusement, from under which deeper emotions would swell to the surface.
United Kingdom, 1949. Drama, Romance, Thriller. 103. Synopsis. The Small Back Roomdetails the travails of a troubled research scientist and military bomb-disposal expert Sammy Rice, who, while struggling with a complex relationship with secretary girlfriend Susan, is hired by the government to advise on a dangerous new German weapon. Synopsis.
18 de ago. de 2008 · The Small Back Room is a modest-scale psychological drama about an explosives expert with a “tin leg” and a drink problem who harbors a great deal of bitterness. In the above-mentioned other films, the Archers (as Powell and Pressburger called themselves) usually preferred a narrative tone of derring-do and wry amusement, from under which deeper emotions would swell to the surface.
When Nazis start dropping deadly bombs on England, a dour weapons expert must fight his compulsion to drink and pop pills to help face the threat. Watch trailers & learn more.
29 de jul. de 2008 · Picture 7/10. The Small Back Room is presented in its original aspect ratio of 1.33:1 on this dual-layered disc. The image has unfortunately been pictureboxed, presenting a black border around the entire picture. Overall the image is pretty good. The transfer is sharp, presenting an excellent amount of detail through most of the film, some ...
