/ Out of Their Depth

The Long Goodbye 18

Wed 5 Mar, 7.30pm
★★★★★ – Empire

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Director: Robert Altman

Cast: Elliott Gould, Sterling Hayden, Nina Van Pallandt

Year: 1973

Duration: 112 mins

Certificate: 18


"★★★★ – an ambitious and artful reinvention" – The Times


★★★★★ – Empire


★★★★★ – Radio Times


The classic Raymond Chandler novel is given a laid-back satirical cinematic twist by Robert Altman with a distinctly 70s LA groove, complete with pot-smoking-all-women-hippie-commune neighbours and a Marlow who is a closer relative of Jeff Bridges’ The Dude in The Big Lebowski than Bogart’s in The Big Sleep.


Screening as part of Out of Their Depth: Corruption, Scandal and Lies in the New Hollywood.

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Following the cultural upheaval and racial tensions of the 1960s, the early 1970s saw America increasingly in social and political turmoil. This heightened unease was reflected in films from the New Hollywood.