This BBC production is part of the Harold Pinter season at BFI Southbank. You can find the full details of the season here.
BFI Southbank introduction:
Pinter’s only novel gives a vivid picture of life amongst Hackney intellectuals in the 1950s, and explores the politics of friendship. A young actor and an angst-ridden City worker fight over a girl, watched by a disturbed mutual chum. One of Pinter’s most formative, unjustly neglected early works is adapted by Kerry Crabbe.
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