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I Know Where I'm Going! (1945)

Director: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger

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From Time Out Film Guide

Alongside A Canterbury Tale, Powell's most eloquent tribute to the mysteries of the British landscape. Hiller is the headstrong young girl who travels to Scotland to marry a wealthy but elderly man, only to be confused and distracted by the presence of dashing young laird Livesey. Full of well-integrated symbols (islands, hawks, a whirlpool) and lyrically shot in monochrome by Erwin Hillier, it's all quite beautiful, combining romance, comedy, suspense and a sense of the supernatural to winning effect.

Author: GA

Time Out Film Guide


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  • E A Dobson said...
    Posted on Feb 27 2011 17:48 Absolutely wonderful! I watched this on tv today for the second time but i`ve not seen it in maybe 15 years,time to buy the dvd i think.90 minutes of pure pleasure.
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  • gary said...
    Posted on Dec 15 2010 05:41 this film made me want to move to the uk
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  • Steve Feltes said...
    Posted on Sep 03 2007 00:37 The greatest unknown British film.
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