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Based on a play by Harold Pinter, Peter Hall’s masterful staging of The Homecoming is a family dramedy that courts absurdity to powerfully make its point. Since the film was made for producer Ely Landau’s ambitious American Film Theater project, the...read the complete Homecoming, The (1973) review at Movie Martyr (Jeremy Heilman)
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by Craig Betteridge on April 12, 2007
One of these days, regrettably all to soon, Harold Pinter will no longer be with us. An intellect and a force in modern theater, he made one of the strongest statements of the state of our world in his 2005 acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize. ...
by Thomas Mcmillan "... on August 20, 2006
This is a must see movie for those unfamiliar with Harold Pinter. He is a master story teller with convoluted language and plots. He will open the world of absurdest theatre to you. Next stop Samuel Beckett. Enjoy. ...
by Robert P. Beverid... on October 10, 2008
The Homecoming (Peter Hall, 1973)
I read Harold Pinter's play late last year, and then saw this adaptation of it crop up on a couple of thousand-best-films lists soon afterwards (for the record, they were Peter Travers' and the New York Times'). ...
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