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Drama which follows the parallel stories of two couples in crisis and their connection to a drowned woman found in a river.
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[@hlnr4817]

Anyone else find these old black and white British movies, relaxing and comforting?

[@CliveWarren69]

Get some hash and watch 101 dalmations man thats self inflicted nostalgia😂

[@MSYNGWIE12]

Many are also bleak and thought-provoking- one reason I enjoy them so much- as in Hollywood, glitzy-land where there's too much "bubble gum sentiment" along come Prince and Princess Charming- life's not like that-

[@soniavadnjal7553]

Not exactly comforting, no, as many of them are thrillers.

[@Jet-tb7tw]

Big time.

[@kennethgiles8375]

Yeah better times

[@lefuedebout]

The first line in Leonard Cohen's song, " Famous Blue Raincoat " shares word for word with the title of this film. That's what caught my attention and led me to watch this video.

[@mnbv990]

I've been watching flick vault for quite a while now, and have come to realise that English films, from a certain period, blow Hollywood formulaic tripe out of the water.

[@ausbrum]

Have you tried Spec Savers?

[@angelaattenbon4788]

Any person with an appreciation of art rather than money comes to that conclusion. The Brits have always made TV and films that speak to the 'human condition'. Hollywood does that only rarely. I'm Australian.

[@angelaattenbon4788]

@@ausbrum Ted's not the one who's blind.

[@gibby7233]

@@ausbrum Have You? yor name spells ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING, CLOSE EH

[@BroonParker]

Every film on YT seems to have so many comments from people who like something and have to show it by trashing something else with some grand generalisation. Usually there's some comment on present morals or the volume of contemporary film. I'm glad you enjoyed this, but sorry that it means you can't enjoy other genres or anything from the USA.

[@ronmartinmhg2804]

Another great film. What a difference between the superb acting of the British actors and their American counterparts. So natural and realistic. Thank for the film. I'm hooked.

[@BroonParker]

Realistic?

[@CrankCase08]

The police would not move a corpse from where it has been found until after the area has been checked for clues.

[@crose7412]

@ronmartinmhg2804 You didn't like the performance by the Irish actor?

[@fatmirekrasniqifatmirekras8011]

Very tough way removing a corpse from the boat to the ground! A beast shouldnt be treated that way!

[@Thombierdz]

I LOVED IT because I love believable relationship dramas... and I also like unpredictable movies. The ending certainly surprised me -- never seen a film end this way and for that I love it

[@theminx386]

Just saw Dame Judy Dench in the titles thats all i need to know for this to be a great movie.

[@terrancebigham6765]

Lord, how young Dench was back then!

[@dexadrinepancake]

Even without the plot and acting, this film would still shine as a document of the River of nearly 60 years ago,

[@Edmant]

Very intelligent film. I wonder if people are so complicated these days. Thanks Flick Vault for the upload, keep 'em coming.

[@jacquelineharrod6386]

This is a superb film, with the viewer having to decide about the girl involved at its end. Thank you so much for posting it.

[@johnburns4017]

The dead girl had zero connection to the two couples in the film. It is up to you to fix a connection if any at all.

[@tpe54]

Thanks.. I like the kitchen sink.. I guess London wasn't the swinging 60s for these four.

[@BroonParker]

It wasn't for most people. Just the loud.

[@meertenwelleman6249]

The reason why I know about this movie is because I have the soundtrack on an LP.

[@Happyheart146]

I really enjoyed this one, thank you. Judy Dench was in fact, very pretty, as a young woman!

[@AndyMangele]

I think she still is!

[@CrankCase08]

Really??

[@Happyheart146]

@@CrankCase08 yes

[@CrankCase08]

@@Happyheart146 I would say she was a very average-looking woman who always appeared older than her actual age. Nothing particularly pretty about her at all. In real life, she has very little in the way of personality.

[@dexadrinepancake]

Not so much pretty as attractive.

[@alcoyboy]

Ann Lynn is one of the most enigmatic and beautiful women that ever appeared on screen. I wish I could have met her.

[@evanstj5]

You did - on the screen. But she never met you. I know what you mean, though. She often played quite quiet and serious roles, as she does in Four IN The Morning. But by all accounts she was hard-working and cheerful and dedicated to her profession. The mother of a friend of mine worked alongside Ann in make-up and spoke well of her.

[@crose7412]

@alcoyboy I try to find all the Ann Lynn films I can.

[@terrycloth6380]

My favorite quote from a Tracy Ullman skit about Judy D. “I’m Dame Judy, I’m a national treasure.”

[@ronmartinmhg2804]

And she is!

[@sharksport01]

So is Tracy!

[@sharksport01]

@@swampophelia2098 Youre right, Tracy is an international treasure.

[@martinhess4215]

How??

[@martinhess4215]

Jew. And where is she an "international treasure" you bang on about??? Israel???

[@vincentneale2620]

Seen this film in the Prince of Wales Cinema in Cardiff in 1960`s its slow boring and no story line most of the people in the Cinema left before the film ended I stayed to the end but I asked myself "What was all that about"

[@diskochimp]

Life.

[@lorraineross7779]

Lol

[@paulchristman2456]

The storyline IS a bit of a puzzle; it's a bit like an EastEnders episode--if you haven't been watching regularly, ya don't quite know what's going on with the various characters and scenarios. I enjoy bleak, gritty drama, though. The so-called 'kitchen sink' genre of old British cinema is appealing to me--"A Taste of Honey ", " The Whisperers " and "Tiger Bay", for example. The only other film that I've seen Anne Lynn in is the gothic horror movie " The Black Torment ". Thanks for posting !

[@markstuckey6639]

Yes. They were really moving films. But I think "A Taste of Honey" and "Tiger Bay" were much better than this; perhaps because Rita Tushingham and Haley Mills are better actresses than Dame Judi. Thanks for the tip about "The Whisperers".

[@rosenamarshall5502]

Another good one of that era is a kind of loving

[@victorireland8913]

Emotionally provocative. Sobering. Bleak, Stark. Weltschmerz.Unredeemable lives.

[@teresas8173]

Victor Ireland , a fave type of film for me

[@earlwest3502]

Thanks- I enjoyed this- enigmatic but refreshing pace- absent of annoying over- killing mindless action so prevalent today.

[@crazyduck1254]

I couldnt tolerate the scene where the mother has no patience with the baby. There are some things that do cross the line

[@bestdisco1979]

I love kitchen sink movies. Let’s have more. Spring and port wine would be terrific. Thank you for a great channel.

[@JjJJ-fh5fn]

Perfect!! Exterior, actors, characters!!! 👍👍👍

[@antonchristian873]

Another great music score from the master John Barry, sheer class!

[@BroonParker]

Pretty obtrusive though.

[@davetheexwageslave]

really liked the film....thanks for the upload. Very bleak but possibly accurate portrayal of male-female relationships of the era. I too was waiting for an obvious link to the corpse in the river, but ended up assuming that her death was another, albeit extreme result of the deep misunderstandings and friction between men and women

[@johnburns4017]

The body hinted to the man with Ann Lynn, as he appeared the oddest. He wanted sex she wanted love. The drowned girl was 26, with no jewelry being in the water for 36 hours. She was well dressed with nylons, etc. The two leading men both had Irish accents to add intrique.

[@MSYNGWIE12]

To many liaisons are full of frustrated people, in the early 60's, women esp. Raised to believe" anatomy is destiny" but also wanting your life to be "how it was" during courtship- very frustrating. Both are in a box and the baby will suffer- kids take in arguments- adults don't realize what goes in to a child's mind- I feel as she does, I've been married for years but I feel like things important to me are slowly seeping out, yet I love my husband. British dramas- I watched this initially to see a young Judy Dench! Only a few actors, "cheap sets" and yet so much is conveyed. And people have "large" noses and wrinkles etc- not like Hollywood where it's all fake- and that is partly what is in her heart- that media brainwashing- or in the other girl, emigrating to Canada- where I live and I want to move to England! Namaste

[@mikmac220]

Why do end credits always are cut-off

[@parsleylion6313]

it's annoying isn't it? i feel the story is incomplete without the credits, I like to sit and ponder over what I've just been watching for the past hour and a half of my life not abruptly switch off and walk away.

[@patrickryan1515]

Four AM after a night of unrest can be a very somber affair.

[@kenstevens5065]

I remember seeing this as a B movie when it was first released. To think people say the UK is crap house nowadays!

[@dorothysmith3120]

Just love Judi in home on the range and notes in a scandle also loved her as M in James bond I look forward to seeing this movie 🥰

[@diskochimp]

A slow starter but worth persisting with - I really enjoyed it. Raw, engaging performances from all five cast members, and the corpse wasn't bad either. I wonder who the baby grew up to be?

[@mirasollapa8989]

Sad but true. Thanks for the movie💯.

[@duantorruellas716]

In this her name is Judy as well.

[@crose7412]

@duantorruellas716 They all use their own names.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

Judi Dench is so beautiful, a real classy British lady !

[@CrankCase08]

Like many actors, she has no personality and has always been overrated.

[@johnburns4017]

@@CrankCase08 Actors _pretend_ to be other people. Judy Dench was good at that. I have not a clue what her normal personality is.

[@mirandaguastella8716]

A stark reminder of The Doom & Gloom. of The Sixty's

[@bigfatpear]

ah, i do like happy endings.

[@hughiedavies6069]

This was a pleasant surprise, quality , great drama 👏

[@trimphoner]

Just out of interest, why don't the films uploaded to this site include their end-credits?

[@peterpyke1213]

life is not easy,dont think that it was intended to be.the real old london.where did it go.thank you ,great movie

[@hungfao]

I liked it but can't see myself watching it again. A couple of different stories not quite interweaving...or aren't they? Here is a microcosm in a universe of microcosms. I halfway anticipated a Rod Serling-like ending with the dead bodies being one of the other main characters.

[@carmensaify]

I enjoyed the movie...but don't really know how these people were connected. Fairly bleak moment in time captured.

[@Happyheart146]

The women were only a few steps away from being the body in the morgue. As too were any of the people crossing the bridge, on their way to work. All nighters always stop being fun, past a certain point... There's no going back on some snap decisions . Suicide is a long term solution to a short term problem...

[@melvina628]

4:11 Start here and save yourself the horror. Wow, I cannot unsee that.

[@willfade7994]

Couldn't sleep just before 4AM, so I clicked on this because of the title. I finally started to sleep and that crying baby woke me up! I got bored because the story didn't seem to really go anywhere other than strange people doing strange things. I love nostalgic films, so I love that it seemed to be the 1960's, but that's really it. Good movie to sleep to aside from the annoying crying baby.

[@paulone7042]

Closeness at its best x

[@Hevva67]

A Kind of Loving is much better. The two male characters jibbering on was well annoying.

[@sharksport01]

I think Judi Dench sleeps on her face, she even looked old when she was young.

[@CrankCase08]

My experience exactly in relation to this nonsensical film.

[@michaelparbatule]

that is like the biggest baby ive ever seen in a movie or real life hes the size of a toddler almost hes huge

[@rosenamarshall5502]

No gloves or aprons wearing shirt and tie to do a post mortem 😮

[@antoniofuri4209]

a vwey modern and tender movie.acting in a superb way....there is much to learn....i especially love ann lynn,that i didn't know at all....great...congratulations for the post

[@hsiehkanusea]

I feel bad for the scriptwriter. Concerned for their health.

[@kennethbooker4955]

Another British film good cast

[@pegbundy2874]

EXCELLENT .. 1st x seeing judy D. in a film sooo young.

[@billsmith9711]

too bad Peg Bundy was not in the cast....

[@weepingwillow-ud6xl]

It seems this wasn't J.D's first film appearance in 1964, that was in 'The Third Secret'.

[@keithharvey7230]

Just was 31 here.

[@keithharvey7230]

Judi.

[@peterwebb725]

Seen it before with disguised title

[@siobhanyoung4196]

The loneliness and heartache and finality of a woman's place in a man's world.

[@Community56sunshine]

Looks great!

[@johnburns4017]

They _borrowed_ the speed boat at Chiswick, opposite Oliver's Island.

[@maryanitaschmidt9651]

Nobody commented on way they moved that body very very strange..seemed unlikely to have left any real evidence. Just started..finding that bizarre way to handle a corpse; so nonchalant ( so british though!)comments overall seems like I'll like it...somebody mentioned comforting or soothing funny I watch british b&w flics for that very same reason ..usually intellectually engaging &low key interesting understated characters .TY for all the entertainment (comments as well..choosing to watch mostly based on the comments .)

[@wcstevens7]

Great stuff,,,please keep up the good work. Sincere and grateful greetings from a ex-pat in the Philippines.

[@ausbrum]

It's like an Italian movie of the epoch but with less attractive actors, no sex and terrible wardrobe

[@brucemarshall3446]

Ha! I was thinking the same thing. Lynn looks just like Monica Vitti. If you dubbed this into Italian it could easily pass an Antonioni flic ( L' Eclisse)!

[@ausbrum]

@@brucemarshall3446 An Italian movie made in Brentford, cast in Hamersmith

[@walkabou5]

Why are the end credits cut?

[@lesizmor9079]

Came to see a very new Judi Dench, and what talent she may have had early on. Not disappointed or surprised. The film was shot very well, but the story..... Way too existential with nothing to think about--- just fairly dysfunctional people being dysfunctional for 1 1/2 hours. Pretty boring.

[@DebbiesSanctuary49]

The intro music made me want to put a gun to my head.

[@halwasserman7905]

Look how cute Judi was then. Don't leave her with the baby and come home with your drunk friend. Get a babysitter and spend some quality time with her. Judi not the babysitter.

[@Lespommesdeclifford]

❤Flick Vault

[@donnyrover1]

Grim to say the least , bloody good though , kept me guessing as to which of the 2 women were found ion the thames , could have been either or someone else

[@vesnahill444]

A disjointed story and very depressing.

[@achaley4186]

Commercial about every 40 seconds.

[@davidwolstenholme4676]

she is smoking the cigarette called gitanes i used to collect cigarette packets back in the early 1960s although i never smoked nor do.i had over 300 packets,and i remember the pattern on that packet.

[@quirkygreece]

Strangely disjointed, depressing and compelling all at the same time.

[@keithharvey7230]

24 mins Kew Bridge,Strand on the Green,Chiswick,West london.

[@andrewsmactips]

One word: Grimy

[@pw529]

WHAT WAS THE CONNECTION TO THE WOMAN IN THE RIVER ?

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

She represents death -- the lighthouse that blinks for us all. There is a woman in the story who is a waitress -- she is a metaphor for wanting something. All waitresses in films are a metaphor for wanting something. The film is about the search for family. The relentless, ultimately futile search for meaningful connection, or at least a place at the table. Futile because the "woman in the river" awaits us all. The crying baby is meant to represent the audience -- crying for explanation -- while also (and here's the waitress metaphor again) wanting something. Something from the metaphoric menu of life (represented by water, always). In this case, comfort or perhaps food. An important scene cut from the film: granny comes in, trips over the cat, lands on the stove in sitting position. Man: "Granny, you're too old to be riding the range."

[@pw529]

@@AFaceintheCrowd01 THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@BroonParker]

She was the only one with believable dialogue.

[@danieladibenedetto6003]

And the corpse? what's the connection?

[@Crazeyfor67]

I only thinking here, but I believe it's trying to show how least the two couples still had choices. Very difficult choices but still chance was possible.

[@dianalynnward3947]

excellent film,nice back ground

[@ballyantonia]

Hard hard hearted English mothers.

[@Happyheart146]

Hardly as hard as Spartans though. Just stressed, depressed, trapped, taken for granted, unsupported and young.

[@BroonParker]

Hard hearted xenophobic comments. It's neither real nor representative. All made up!

[@keithharvey7230]

I thought there were two bodies at the beginning.

[@Happyheart146]

I think there was... Maybe the two living females are the next two and it was the story of how they got there.

[@annprince5298]

What connection did this woman have to the couples? It was dreary, so called realistic The onlyinteresting parts were the background of the River Thames. Why couldn't she go out , take the baby for a walk , character was a moaner There is no resolution of the drowned woman one wonder whether they were going to do a second film about the drowning

[@ThePattibeth]

Maybe the baby is hungry darn try to feed him! What was the connection to the dead woman? Because the relationships were dead?

[@Happyheart146]

Teething.

[@Betty77168]

I felt such angst for that poor baby.

[@jaroslavmaly3333]

Battersea Power Station from GROSVENOR ROAD Yeeeeah

[@paulone7042]

It's not the people being dysfunctional.. Its the whole scenerio..

[@juliahenderson9421]

Strange kind of film not quite sure what to make of it

[@robertmtuck5968]

Kludge; maximus Kludge! Certainly NOT Polanski...

[@MrStan-kb8kr]

Just saying,, the baby is hungry or needs dry clothes,, or both🤨 Sad is it not😕

[@wandajames6234]

OMG-- tapping the trees in a pine forest? Hahaha.... guess he was a carpenter's son who had never heard of maple trees. The only thing you get from pine is pine gum, at least here in Canada.

[@ellamone9998]

One of the most boring films I've seen so far. If you play it on a faster speed and hit the fast forward key you won't miss anything. The boat ride alone was 15 or 20 minutes. I don't really care who the body was, the living were dead too. Awards?? Funny that😁

[@dillardjenkins5118]

The connection to the drowned woman found in a river was with other couple was never made. Too much drama and complete failure. The film did not earn any awards except a flop trophy.

[@mauraoboyle1714]

IS THAT JUDY DENCH???????????

[@mikaelsnake]

@@mauraoboyle1714 yes

[@mauraoboyle1714]

@@mikaelsnake I

[@agnesgooch459]

What a boring film. I didn't enjoy this one. I feel the dead body was one of the women. Both were dissatisfied with their lives.

[@odd0odium]

38:00

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

Essential. Hands, railings -- metaphors. The right hand symbolizing the hand of blessing and mercy while the left hand is the hand of justice. The railings? Still working on that one.

[@weepingwillow-ud6xl]

This wont be everyone's cup of tea as you will soon see...an unidentified woman's body is recovered by the Thames River police. Its kick out time at a club, where a man waits for the singer to leave. Elsewhere, a young mother tries to soothe her teething baby, neither have been able to sleep. Her husband & his long term pal, have been out drinking all night. Is there a link between Jane D.O.A & the couples in crisis?

[@teresas8173]

weeping willow 1966 , that dead woman represented either of the two depicted woman in the movie

[@davidwarren7631]

How could this film win awards omg Found all the characters boring and idiotic uk Rocker x

[@keithcaffray6523]

Wot, not enuf CGI or spfx 4u? If that's what you want there are plenty of other movies elsewhere. OK it's by no means the best movie ever, but it is a good example of what they used to call "kitchen sink drama". It's also of historical interest as one of the first films Dame Judi Dench was in. A bit hackneyed in its themes, yes, but well filmed and still of considerable interest for those who like 60s British films.

[@Happyheart146]

@@keithcaffray6523 Agreed.

[@joankersting2358]

So when did the Brits finally get color?!

[@TheKazadoodle]

it was cheaper to film in B&W. There were a lot of British films from the 1940s onwards that were in colour.

[@jb-pr8my]

First ill have to watch it lol

[@victoriacampbell5877]

Me too

[@talladale]

What a miserable film. And nothing got resolved. Thank God it was just fiction.

[@stevenhoman2253]

The English in particular weren't cognizant of babies needs it seems? I would have gathered the child into my bed, for reassurance at least.

[@janupczak5059]

As I'm sure she also would've done...if it had been in the script. It's a movie...?!😒

[@janupczak5059]

✌😊

[@unclepush2895]

first I thought she was a bitch? A teething child can cry for 10 min after she medicated it. Good thing she eventually figured to just put the kid in her bed? But the husband was stressing her out too! He learns why she felt neglected;(because ... She IS the killers next victim;)

[@crose7412]

@stevenhoman2253 I know someone in England who gathered her child into her bed too; fell asleep and smothered them to death by accident. This course of action is not to be recommended.

[@davidwarren7631]

Pehaps THE BEATLES saw this And wrote Hey Jude ? Just a thought uk Rocker X

[@BroonParker]

Hey Jude? Julian Lennon was the subject? Or is this some kind of joke?

[@veckym9805]

Sorry 😐 but to be honest film are totally wasting. of time rubbish 😐

[@krshucart]

Horrible movie. 3 story lines, never connecting, no resolve & no clue how it won so many awards.

[@CrankCase08]

Absolute twaddle. Ninety minutes of my life was wasted on this.

[@davidskeeterskeeter1835]

Nothing happened folks,!🥱

[@neats5815]

Rubbish.

[@teresas8173]

Anita Leahy .... I didn’t think it was “rubbish”. I like these kitchen-sink dramas of the 1960s. They are not for everyone, but I like watching complex relationships between people.

[@kingrat2465]

Not good....

[@mysongs1803]

Biggest load of rubbish I've seen.

[@BAM-jc7uy]

these were the type of brit movies shown in very late 50s to early 60s that were shown at the albuquerque Kimo at midnight for one viewing?...lines of teens standing in long lines wrapped around the corner or down the block on Central late at night to get in were long....WHY??? because of the sex and nude bodies exposed and story lines that were over our head....I remember seeing a brit movie where it showed a baby being born....Nope American movies were not explicit back then. In this movie judi dench is missing a bottom tooth and is a borderline abusive parent...at the beginning of the movie had that baby been left alone in the house by the father?. now "Dame" Judi Dench.

[@johnburns4017]

These were cheap B movies at the time.