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Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989)

A gallery of characters in Brooklyn in the 1950s are crushed by their surroundings and selves: a union strike leader discovers he is gay; a prostitute falls in love with one of her clients; a family cannot cope with the fact that their daughter is illegitimately pregnant.

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Roberto R 02 Mar 2009

Not as harsh as the book, but still a grim view of what life was like for the white working class in 1950s Brooklyn. Well directed in dim, harsh tones of light, but the major let down is the music by Mark Knopfler, which just too 80s! There are three pretty extreme narratives of three very desperate and sad people, intertwined by the drinking haunts they go to and the young hoodlums who hang out there and the strike of the local workers of the docks. They all live in a violent world. They all seem to end up violated or beaten; because of their confused sexualities or like Tralala (Jennifer Jason Leigh) a need to belong and feel wanted and loved. The film does offer a more â??adjustedâ?? existence in the form of the nuclear family, which is shown in the household of Big Joe (Burt Young) while not prefect; it does show a degree of hope. Not pleasant viewing but worth it if you have read or like the Selby Jr Novel of the same name.

Gordon B 26 Oct 2007

Ganske tragiske og depressive greier, men jÃ¦vlig bra for det!

Terri H 26 Dec 2008

Decent movie, not as good as Requiem but theyre only connected by who wrote the stories. Im gonna be reading a few Selby books.

Allix D 26 Oct 2007

I really liked this true portrayal of the 1950s, somewhat surreal at the end.

Kevin D 31 May 2011

A number of good performances are undermined by ham-handed, melodramatic treatment.