Review of Age of Consent (1969) by Daniel B — 13 Jul 2010
James Mason is once again caught up with a young girl, this time it's Helen Mirren in one of her first major roles. One of director Michael Powell's later efforts, and not quite on the level of his earlier masterpieces, but his sharp cinematic sense is still in top form and the easygoing pacing is kept compelling by the beautiful location photography and well-drawn characters (including some fine comic relief by Jack MacGowran).
The music is dated, and the ending not too satisfying, but a minor classic.
This review of Age of Consent (1969) was written by Daniel B on 13 Jul 2010.
Age of Consent has generally received mixed reviews.
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