I can watch this touching film over and over.
The black and white enhances the dramatic landscapes and atmosphere.
My favourite scene is the railway station where Vic hits rock bottom.
I also like the shelter scene as Vic pushes his luck and the picture pans back to the carved inscriptions.
It makes me wish I had been born in those times, with community spirit, dance halls and pubs with conversation for entertainment, football terraces and steam trains.
It is also interesting to spot so many young actors who found later fame such as "Nora Batty", James Bolam, Leonardo rossiter etc.
The black and white enhances the dramatic landscapes and atmosphere.
My favourite scene is the railway station where Vic hits rock bottom.
I also like the shelter scene as Vic pushes his luck and the picture pans back to the carved inscriptions.
It makes me wish I had been born in those times, with community spirit, dance halls and pubs with conversation for entertainment, football terraces and steam trains.
It is also interesting to spot so many young actors who found later fame such as "Nora Batty", James Bolam, Leonardo rossiter etc.
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