Review of An Inspector Calls (1954) by Hattori Hanz? H — 02 Feb 2016
The Twilight Zone didn't just appear out of thin air, there were many progenitors. In this one a well-to-do English family is visited by a police investigator looking into the death of a young woman.
In what is partly a commentary on the generation gap, but mainly a ugly finger pointing at the class divide, this message movie remains interesting while delivering its pertinent if ever unheeded message.
Very good.
This review of An Inspector Calls (1954) was written by Hattori Hanz? H on 02 February 2016.
An Inspector Calls has generally received very positive reviews.
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