POOL OF LONDON
(Ealing) FROM what I saw of it I thought this the most depressing thing to come from Ealing in a long time. Balcon produced it, Basil Dearden directed, and there are some glittering Wordsworthian shots of London on a sunny Sunday morning, but the story tries to blend an improbable tale of murder and diamond-smuggling with an embarrassingly self-conscious treatment of the colour problem. I writhed in vicarious discomfort and finally crept quietly away with a pain in my stomach. SO ET TS ---- -- ->
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 666, 10 April 1952, Page 21
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86POOL OF LONDON New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 666, 10 April 1952, Page 21
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