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Directed by: Jack Clayton 
Written by: William Archibald, Truman Capote, John Mortimer  from Henry James’s novel The Turn of the Screw
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| Released: |
1960 |
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HORROR
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GB |
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BW |
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| Length: |
99 |
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A Victorian housekeeper (Deborah Kerr, pictured) begins to wonder if the two children in her charge (Martin Stephens and Pamela Franklin) are as innocent and straightforward as they seem.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| This masterpiece by that underrated British director Jack Clayton is probably the best filmed ghost story of all time, thanks to Freddie Francis's eerie photography, a sensuous atmosphere of threat, and fine performances all round. Very scary. |
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