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Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971)

Recently divorced career woman Alex Greville begins a romantic relationship with glamorous mod artist Bob Elkin, fully aware that he's also intimately involved with middle-aged doctor Daniel Hirsh. For both Alex and Daniel, the younger man represents a break with their repressive pasts, and though both know that Bob is seeing both of them, neither is willing to let go of the youth and vitality he brings to their otherwise stable lives.

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Noel B 23 Feb 2009

The cameras were set up outside my grandparents' house in Pembroke Square to shoot some exteriors, so I'm more than usually attached to this film. Peter Finch's brief speech to camera at the end while listening to Cosi Fan Tutti is one of my favourite film endings, the perfect close to a very good film.

Scott R 30 Nov 2014

Of course, what was progressive then is now mundane, but its mundanity is kind of what makes it progressive even today; no histrionics or forced drama, just people loving who they love, and mourning when that love is taken away and then moving on with their lives. It's very rare in fiction (with good reason; only the surest of hands can make it work) so it's nice to see it happen every so often.

della p 11 Nov 2007

One of my favourite films. Subject matter is handled with great maturity and without any of the usual patronising nonsense you get with films trying to tackle sexuality, relationships and jealousy. Well acted and rather sexy, for its time.

Daniel G 20 Feb 2009

Beautifully directed and acted love triangle story with a difference. Apart from containing one of the first male to male sex scenes in commercial film history, it reveals the problematic these type of relationships entail with a lot of maturity. There is an air of "joie de vivre" which exalts and celebrates intimate human relationships as well as family ties (specially memorable the family with the children Alex and Bob au-pair) and invites the audience to abandon themselves to them too as they can only bring joy and meaning to life. Peter Finch and Glenda Jackson are splendid.

Thomas K 08 Feb 2015

Schlesinger at his very best. It was considered shocking when it was first released but it's one of those films that I MUST see at least twice a year. It's definitely a big influence on the directors of the new queer cinema, of which many weren't even born when it was first released. The critics loved it so, while it was well respected, people stayed away in droves. Their loss.