In a Lonely Place (#810) Witches - Movies politically vital and visually stunning

politically vital and visually stunning

and absurdist experimentation

one of the great films of the 1980s

make-up artists Giannetto DeRossi and Maurizio Trani

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In a Lonely Place (#810) Witches - Movies politically vital and visually stunningPotent and brooding film noir from Nicholas Ray, with Humphrey Bogart as short fused screenwriter Dixon Steele, exonerated in the murder of a hat check girl through the alibi of intrigued new neighbor Laurel Gray (Gloria Grahame). But as the romance between Steele and Laurel grows, she gets intimate glances at his temper and doubts to his innocence begin to arise. Frank Lovejoy, Carl Benton Reid, Art Smith, Jeff Donnell also star. 94 min. Standard;