Review of Brief Encounter (1945) by Derek V — 07 Jun 2007
David Lean's mid-forties output is arguably his best work. These were more minimalist than the late fifties and early sixties epics that he's probably best known for. At his best when directing the works of Dickens and in this case Noel Coward.
The use of Rachmaninoff's Second Piano concerto just completes the greatness.
This review of Brief Encounter (1945) was written by Derek V on 07 Jun 2007.
Brief Encounter has generally received very positive reviews.
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