Genre: Drama – Page 7 – Wimbledon Film Club

Equus

This psychological drama, adapted for the screen by Peter Schaffer from his own stage- play, concerns the psychiatric treatment of Alan Strang (Peter Firth) a stable boy arrested for blinding six horses with a metal spike.

Samson & Delilah

Warwick Thornton’s compelling drama/romance of two Aboriginal teenagers concerns Samson (McNamara) and Delilah (Gibson) as they escape the despair and violence of a dead end shanty settlement in the middle of the Australian desert for a better life.

Still Walking

In a film about feelings, Still Walking covers a day in the life of a modern Japanese family with traditional values at its core.

The Headless Woman

Vero (Maria Onetto) is driving home at night when she hits something in her car was it a dog or a child After the incident Vero is transformed from an elegant professional woman with self-agency to a passive state she says little, her face becomes an intrinsically meaningless mask.

Round Ireland With A Fridge

Based on Tony Hawks’ best-selling book of the same name, the main character of the film is Tony himself.

The Battle Of Algiers

This cinematic masterpiece of political drama is so convincing that director Pontecorvo announces at the beginning that no newsreel or documentary footage has been used in the making of the film.

Peeping Tom

There’s something wrong with Mark, (Boehm).

Of Gods And Men

One of the most thought provoking films of 2010, this austere, meditative story about faith and martyrdom is based on real events in the Algeria in 1996.

Charulata

It’s late nineteenth century India and Charulata’s (Madhabi Mukherjee) husband, Bhupati (Shailen Mukherjee), recognises that she is bored.

The Age of Innocence

Based on the novel by Edith Wharton, this extraordinarily sumptuous piece of filmmaking portrays the clash between passion and 19th century stiff manners and emotional starchiness.

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