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The Long Day Closes (1992) [PG]

Release Date:
May 22, 1992

Original Title:
The Long Day Closes

Alternate Titles:
El largo día acaba
긴 하루의 끝

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
BFI
Channel Four Films
Film Four International

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  FI: K-7  FR: TP  GB: 12  US: PG 

Runtime: 85

A magical story about a boy’s love affair with the music and movies of the 50s.

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Bud is a lonely and quiet boy whose moments of solace occur when he sits in rapture at the local cinema, watching towering and iconic figures on the movie screen. The movies give Bud the strength to get through another day as he deals with his oppressive school environment and his burgeoning homosexuality.

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Production

Additional Construction:
Alan Hausmann
Hugh Doherty
Jim Thompson
Charlie McMillan
Simon Clarkson
Alan Weeks
Peter Cheesman
Terry Thompson
Ronnie Barlow
Albert Grassi
Peter Seater

Additional Photography:
Jeremy Kelly
Chris Plevin

Art Direction:
Kave Quinn

Assistant Art Director:
Tracey Gallacher

Assistant Editor:
Christine Campbell

Associate Producer:
Maureen McCue

Boom Operator:
June Prinz

Camera Operator:
Harriet Cox

Camera Trainee:
Tristam Cones

Carpenter:
Stuart Wood

Casting Assistant:
Marianne Elliott

Casting Director:
Doreen Jones

Clapper Loader:
Jeremy Kelly

Conductor:
David Firman

Construction Manager:
John McMillan
Robin Thistlethwaite

Continuity:
Carol Thompson

Costume Designer:
Monica Howe

Dialogue Editor:
Patrick O'Neill

Director:
Terence Davies

Director of Photography:
Michael Coulter

Dressing Prop:
Stewart Cunningham

Editor:
William Diver

Electrician:
Kevin Edland
Rick Butland
Dennis O'Connell
Dave Tyler

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Angela Topping

Executive Producer:
Ben Gibson
Colin MacCabe

First Assistant Director:
Gus Maclean

First Assistant Editor:
Catherine Creed

Focus Puller:
Chris Plevin

Foley Artist:
Jack Stew

Gaffer:
Terry Edland

Grip:
Gary Romaine

Location Manager:
Andrew MacDonald Brown
Jeff Bowen

Makeup & Hair:
Heather Jones
Aileen Seaton

Music Director:
Robert Lockhart

Music Supervisor:
Bob Last

Other:
Paul Collard
James Norton
Clive Neakes
Ben Pulsford
David Lewis
Sarah Fitzgerald
Kevin Rowe
Jason Kent

Painter:
Bill Meal

Producer:
Olivia Stewart

Production Accountant:
Sheryl Leonardo
Susan Nicholson

Production Assistant:
Dan Zeff
Maxine Howard

Production Coordinator:
Lesley Stewart

Production Design:
Christopher Hobbs

Production Manager:
Chris Harvey

Production Secretary:
Kate Mellor

Property Buyer:
Karen Wakefield

Property Master:
Gordon Fitzgerald

Publicist:
Emma Chapman
Phil Symes
John Battsek

Rigging Supervisor:
David Harrison

Runner Art Department:
Ben Johnson
Mariana Russell

Scenic Artist:
Catherine Goodley

Second Assistant Director:
Tommy Gormley

Sound Editor:
Alex Mackie

Sound Mixer:
Aad Wirtz
Adrian Rhodes

Sound Recordist:
Moya Burns

Standby Carpenter:
Geoff Stainthorp

Standby Property Master:
Piero Jamieson
Pat Harkins

Still Photographer:
Tom Hilton

Thanks:
Margaret Wicks

Third Assistant Director:
David Gilchrist

Transportation Coordinator:
Jim Atkins

Vehicles Wrangler:
Dave Watson

Vocals:
Ruth Davies
Gerard O'Beirne
Isobel Buchanan

Wardrobe Assistant:
Marion Weise

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Patrick Wheatley

Writer:
Terence Davies

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