The Persistence of Memory

The introverted cinema of Terence Davies
by Michael Koresky   posted Jun 4, 2008

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Courtesy Sony Pictures Classics
Leigh McCormack in Terence Davies' The Long Day Closes
Photo Gallery: The Persistence of Memory

RELATED CALENDAR ENTRY

Feb 20-27, 2008 Closely Watched Films: Terence Davies

KEYWORDS

Terence Davies  |  British cinema  |  Retrospective  |  sexuality  |  Religion

FURTHER RESEARCH

Moving Image Pinewood Dialogue with Terence Davies

FURTHER READING

The Art of Memory
Miserable to be Gay

THE AUTHOR

Michael Koresky is the staff writer of the Criterion Collection, as well as the co-founder and editor of Reverse Shot. His writings have appeared in indieWIRE, Film Comment, Cinema Scope, and The Village Voice.

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Author's Website: Reverse Shot