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Director, Screenwriter, Producer
Director
- 2008 - Of Time and the City
- 2000 - The House of Mirth
- 1995 - The Neon Bible
- 1992 - The Long Day Closes
- 1988 - Distant Voices, Still Lives
- 1974 - The Terence Davies Trilogy
Producer
- 1974 - The Terence Davies Trilogy
Screenwriter
- 2008 - Of Time and the City
- 2000 - The House of Mirth
- 1992 - The Long Day Closes
- 1988 - Distant Voices, Still Lives
- 1974 - The Terence Davies Trilogy
Articles
- Oct 6 2008 - Terence Davies: interview
- Sep 10 2008 - London Film Festival programme announced
- May 19 2008 - Cannes 2008 diary: 'Of Time and the City'
- Mar 3 2008 - We look forward to the best films of 2008 and 2009
- Feb 21 2007 - All change on the South Bank
- Oct 23 2006 - LFF - Terence Davies presents 'Distant Voices, Still Lives'
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