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Penda's Fen

I'm Nothing Pure
1974 | 92m | English

(1034 votes)

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Director: Alan Clarke
Writer: David Rudkin
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Through a series of real and imagined encounters with angels, demons, and England's pagan past, a pastor's son begins to question his religion and politics, and comes to terms with his sexuality.
Release Date: Mar 21, 1974
Director: Alan Clarke
Writer: David Rudkin
Genres: Fantasy, Drama, Horror, TV Movie
Keywords gay theme
Production Companies BBC
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 29, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Spencer Banks Stephen Franklin
John Atkinson Reverend J. Franklin
Georgine Anderson Mrs. Franklin
Ron Smerczak Joel
Ian Hogg Arne
Jennie Heslewood Mrs. Arne
Graham Leaman Sir Edward Elgar
Christopher Douglas Honeybone
John Richmond Headmaster
Ivor Roberts Cooke
Name Job
Alan Clarke Director
David Rudkin Writer
John Gilbert Sound Recordist
Dave Baumber Sound Mixer
Cliff Culley Special Effects
Jan Nethercot Makeup Artist
Henry Fowler Editor
Michael Williams Cinematography
Michael Edwards Production Design
Joyce Hawkins Costume Design
Name Title
David Rose Producer
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wiccaburr
7.0

This tv movie/play definitely hit on topics among religion and politics with a sprinkling of "becoming a man" mixed in there. Definitely sets the date of this movie quite a bit but some of the talk of religion is still out there. Then we get to King Penda, he is a creepy little thing. I love it. ... Just giving you that night terror realness in that one scene. This can be a bit of a slow pace in this very British horror (psychological horror maybe?) which many might not find entertaining or interesting. I dig the tone and camera work in this film.

Jun 23, 2021