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21/03/1974 TV Movie, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery 1h 28m
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I'm Nothing Pure

Overview

Through a series of real and imagined encounters with angels, demons, and England's pagan past, a pastor's son begins to question his religion and politics, and comes to terms with his sexuality.

  1. Alan Clarke

    Director

  2. David Rudkin

    Writer

Top billed cast

  1. Spencer Banks

    Stephen Franklin

  2. John Atkinson

    Reverend J. Franklin

  3. Georgine Anderson

    Mrs. Franklin

  4. Ron Smerczak

    Joel

  5. Ian Hogg

    Arne

  6. Jennie Heslewood

    Mrs. Arne

  7. Graham Leaman

    Sir Edward Elgar

  8. Christopher Douglas

    Honeybone

  9. John Richmond

    Headmaster

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Reviews

A review by Wiccaburr
Written by Wiccaburr on 2020-09-28
This tv movie/play definitely hit on topics among religion and politics with a sprinkling of "becoming a man" mixed in there. Definitely sets the date of this movie quite a bit but some of the talk of religion is still out there.

Then we get to King Penda, he is a creepy little thing. I love it. Just giving you that night terror realness in that one scene.

This can be a bit of a slow pace in this very British horror (psychological horror maybe?) which many might not find entertaining or interesting. I dig the tone and camera work in this film.
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Status
Released

Original Language
English

Budget
$0.00

Revenue
$0.00

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