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Review: Critics: Film: PHILIP FRENCH'S CLASSIC DVD: The Ealing Studios Rarities Collection Volume 2 (1935-42, Network, PG)
2013
Overview
The other film, Brief Ecstasy (1937), directed by Edmond T Greville, a French film-maker at home on both sides of the Channel, is a little gem about a handsome middle-class Englishman (Hugh Williams) and the attractive student (Linden Travers) with whom he has a one-night stand in London and then meets again five years later, when she's married to a middle-aged continental scientist (Paul Lukas).
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Guardian News & Media Limited
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