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Is That All There Is?

1992, Movie, NR, 54 mins

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A self-portrait by British director Lindsay Anderson (THIS SPORTING LIFE, IF...) who died last year. A straightforward look at a day in the life of a 71-year-old man who happens to be a genius, the film -- which takes its name from the classic torch song, here sung by Anderson regular Alan Price -- is a bracing and remarkably unsentimental meditation on mortality. Read the complete review for Is That All There Is?
Year: 1992
Rated NR

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Lindsay Anderson

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