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Brief Encounter

Published 2022-09-01

Brief Encounter

Film info

  • Title Brief Encounter
  • Director David Lean
  • Year 1945
  • Run time 1hr 26m
  • Genres Drama, Romance
  • Tagline A story of the most precious moments in a woman's life!

In the course of their day-to-day life, middle-class suburbanites Harvey and Jesson meet and, from normal nods of recognition, become acquaintances, which ripens into deep affection. Both are married and parents, but their meetings become brief, meaningful highlights in their weekly lives.

Live blog

TimeComment
1:59So much leftover smoke and steam from a steam train. It’s been gone for ages and still wafting around.
4:35“No sugar?” “It’s in the spoon.” What does that mean??
11:40Haha, those adorable children trying desperately to act.
13:00Doing the Times crossword as a way to relax.
16:10“I’m a happily married woman,” she says, looking so, so miserable.
16:56Boots sells books?
18:17The mince pie in the eye bit!
20:04There’s a whole library in Boots!
31:04Seems like all this talk of lung disease is a real turn on.
42:06You shouldn’t feel guilty about leaving a movie or play halfway through. Life’s too short!
42:39“I believe we should all behave quite differently if we lived in a warm, sunny climate all the time.”
55:44I quite like black and white movies but sometimes just get struck by a ‘what colour is that coat’ thought.
1:11:01A woman sitting by herself in town is suspicious, if only because it’s completely unsafe!
1:16:58I did not know All By Myself had a bit of classical music in it!
1:23:59Woah, didn’t see that potential twist coming. That’s where she disappeared to for a minute!

Thoughts

So good. Well played, gentle movie, just guiding you through the growing dramatic tension until the end - an unrequited love where real life has to be given a higher value over the dreams of what might have been. So lovely. And incredibly short but you never feel short-changed or that it should have been longer. It's perfect.

Rating: 5 / 5

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