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The Dead (1987)

After a convivial holiday dinner party, things begin to unravel when a husband and wife address some prickly issues concerning their marriage.

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Deering R 02 Feb 2008

Disappointing adaptation of the last story in Joyce's Dubliners. It has dullness written all over it. It makes Merchant Ivory seem like Rambo.

Ryan M 25 Apr 2010

My favourite film of all time, without question. Moving, heartbreaking, incredibly human and compassionate, a beautiful piece of filmmaking. I encourage people to read Roger Ebert's review (attached to this page) which beautifully encapsulates the film's depth and feeling. Both Hustons, in my opinion, provide their best work here, and that is saying something. The scene with Angelica Huston's Gretta on the staircase is one of the most haunting moments in film. If you like this then do read Joyce's Dubliners - the movie is adapted from the last story in this collection.

Douglas W 28 Dec 2007

This film could be accused of being dull, but the words are strong and the actors are flawless. I like Freddie's stuttering drunken babble and mannerisms and the goodness in the spinster characters. Sad and full of warmth and light, this is an ideal film for Christmas-time. Makes me think I might read some James Joyce.

Martin K 21 Jul 2007

Exemplary. A master filmmaker crowning his career with a masterpiece. Find it!

Justin R 28 Jun 2010

Modest and extremely low-key movie that gains emotional power over the course of its short running time. The ending is great.