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Australian writer/director Fred Schepisi's film is based on his experiences as a child at Roman catholic boarding school
A clever film where the viewer is inclined to feel sympathy to the house keeper despite her devilish behaviour
John Frankenheimer of "Birdman of Alcatraz" formerly and latterly "Ronin" fame directs
This specially produced double-bill film poster from Columbia Pictures also features the thriller "Night Caller" with music by Ennio Morricone
Shown at the Bristol Road Cinema in Birmingham on 26th July 1972 on the largest screen (this cinema re-opened with 3 screens on this day following alterations to change from a single screen large cinema difficult to fill to three smaller screens offering a wider choice)
Witness Harrison Ford Australian writer/director Fred Schepisi's filmLukas Haas plays the part of a young witness to murder. Peter Weir directs superbly and reveals the juxtaposition of the Amish community of which the boy is a member and the city dwellers. Two slightly different layouts for this poster interestingly this one being the more difficult to find central version.
