COMING SOON?
Following on from Prick Up Your Ears, your next choices up for the vote are three more films that have dramatists as central characters.
Come along to see Prick Up Your Ears on Tuesday 25 June and vote for which of these you'd like to see on Tuesday 9 July.
Barton Fink (Coen Brothers, USA, 1991)
“Somehow everything coheres, thanks to the Coens' superb writing and assured direction, and a roster of marvellous performances. The result works on numerous levels, thrilling the mind, ears and eyes, and racking the nerves.” - Geoff Andrew, Time Out
Bullets Over Broadway (Woody Allen, USA, 1994)
“Allen has drawn on autobiographical specifics in other films, but this may be the one in which he speaks most seriously from the heart. - Janet Maslin, New York Times
In a Lonely Place (Nicholas Ray, USA, 1950)
“Ray wrings plenty of sweat from the Hitchcockian premise, and Bogart outdoes himself as a man mid-breakdown.” - Empire