Hollowed by the hedonism of ’60s London, Alfred Lynch’s angry young man resorts to murder. While Michael Winner’s swinging social-realism isn’t exactly sincere, a certain authenticity seeps from West 11’s Notting Hill slums, a squalid dead-zone evocatively shot by Peeping Tom’s Otto Heller.
West 11 Review
Hellbent on a hedonistic lifestyle but running out of hedonism funds, Joe Beckett (Alfred Lynch) seriously considers the proposal of a chap in a bar to murder his aunt for cash.
Release Date:
08 Oct 1963
Running Time:
89 minutes
Certificate:
15
Original Title:
West 11
Evocatively shot but dated and lacking in a certain sincerity.
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