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The Peacock Spring

G.-B. 1996. Mores drama by Christopher Morahan with Peter Egan, Hattie Morahan, Laura Barneby.

Runtime: 149 min.

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Element of Doubt

G.-B. 1996. Crime drama by Christopher Morahan with Nigel Havers, Gina McKee, Judy Parfitt.

Runtime: 100 min.

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The Bullion Boys

G.-B. 1993. Crime drama by Christopher Morahan with David Jason, Tim Pigott-Smith, Brenda Blethyn. During the Second World War, a Liverpool docker organizes a daring theft of the British state's gold reserve.

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Unnatural Pursuits

G.-B. 1993. Psychological drama by Christopher Morahan with Alan Bates, Paul Guilfoyle, Bob Balaban. An English dramatist, thirstyt for success, travels to the United States in hopes of making a career there.

Runtime: 120 min.

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Paper Mask

G.-B. 1990. Dramatic comedy by Christopher Morahan with Paul McGann, Amanda Donohoe, Frederick Treves. An orderly takes advantage of a doctor's death to assume his identity and get hired at a Bristol hospital.

Runtime: 105 min.

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After Pilkington

G.-B. 1986. Police comedy by Christopher Morahan with Bob Peck, Miranda Richardson, Gary Waldhorn. The childhood friend of a teacher asks him to help her hide the body of an archaeologist she just killed.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Clockwise

G.-B. 1985. Comedy by Christopher Morahan with John Cleese, Alison Steadman, Sharon Maiden. A man who is obsessed with discipline and punctuality is drawn into a series of misadventures on his way to a convention.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Diamonds for Breakfast

G.-B. 1968. Comedy by Christopher Morahan with Marcello Mastroianni, Rita Tushingham, Elaine Taylor. A Russian aristocrat, in exile in London, sets out to steal the family jewels that were recovered by the communists.

Runtime: 102 min.