John Schlesinger\'s brilliantly observed suburban drama finds a recent divorcee (Glenda Jackson) and a middle-aged Jewish doctor (Peter Finch) in a progressive love triangle with a bisexual artist (Murray Head). / This movie does not have Romanian subtitles..
Featuring BAFTA-winning performances by Finch and Jackson, Sunday Bloody Sunday is both a tender character study and a complex exploration of the politics of love, lust and longing.
Special featuresThe Starfish (1950, 45 mins): supernatural fantasy made by John Schlesinger and Alan Cooke as studentsSunday in the Park (1956, 15 mins): Schlesinger\'s short captures Londoners enjoying their day of restMurray Head Remembers Sunday Bloody Sunday (2020): the musician and actor discusses his leading roleBilly Williams Remembers Sunday Bloody Sunday (2020): the award-winning cameraman on working with SchlesingerThe Pacemakers: Glenda Jackson (1971, 14 mins): the actress talks about her performances, filmed on the set of Sunday Bloody SundayBlood Donor: Glenda and Ernie (1981, 3 mins): a reluctant Glenda Jackson and a crafty Ernie Wise make a public-service appealInterview with John Schlesinger (1977, audio, 105 mins): the director looks back over an illustrious careerFeature commentary by Amy Simmons (2020): the author and critic on the film and its radical take on 1970s sexualityImage galleries: rare on-set shots by renowned photographer Michael Childers, plus promotional and press stills**FIRST PRESSING ONLY** Fully illustrated booklet with new essays by Simon McCallum and Kieron McCormack and full film creditsUK | 1971 | colour | 110 minutes | English language, with optional hard-of-hearing subtitles | original aspect 1.66:1 |cert 15 | BD50: 1080p, 24fps, 2.0 PCM stereo/mono audio (48kHz/24-bit), region BReview\'One of the peaks of British Cinema\' --Phillip French, The Observer Filmul nu are subtitrare in limba romana.
Both discover a new freedom with their young lover, as they confront the conventions that have defined their lives.
A penetrating portrait of middle-class mores and permissiveness in 1970s London, its depiction of bisexuality transformed LGBTQ+ representation on screen.
John Schlesinger\'s brilliantly observed suburban drama finds a recent divorcee (Glenda Jackson) and a middle-aged Jewish doctor (Peter Finch) in a progressive love triangle with a bisexual artist (Murray Head)
