In a Lonely Place
Nicholas Ray / US, 1950 / 93 min.
In a Lonely Place is acclaimed as one of the best films of the 1950s. The film was a milestone in the career of classic Hollywood author Nicholas Ray. Featuring Humphrey Bogart in a vulnerable role.
A talented but down-on-his-luck screenwriter with a bad temper – Humphrey Bogart in a strikingly vulnerable role – is the prime suspect of a cruel murder committed in Hollywood. The only person able to give him an alibi is a seductive neighbour (Gloria Grahame) with a troubled past of her own.
4K restoration (Sony Pictures)
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Details
Director
Nicholas Ray
Production year
1950
Country
US
Original title
In a Lonely Place
Length
93 min.
Language
English
Subtitles
NLD
Format
DCP
Part of
The Lady with the Torch
Legendary Hollywood studio Columbia Pictures is celebrating its centenary, and we’re marking the occasion with a rich programme on the company’s glory days. The films, including rediscoveries and surprising, seldom-seen B movies, show that art and commerce need not be mutually exclusive.
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