Film Screening: 'The House I Live In' at The Oval Space - An Event That Should Not Be Missed
Jason Reed
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Posted 03.02.2013
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UK Entertainment
It Always Rains on Sunday, Googie Withers' last film with Ealing, has tended to get the most focus of that list, partly due to Googie's star status, but also because it is a taut and compelling crime thriller that can been linked to late Ealing films (The Blue Lamp (1950) and Pool of London (1951) share crucial DNA with its plot and shooting style).