Connecting Rooms

Year: 1970

Runtime: 103 mins

Language: English

Director: Franklin Gollings

Drama

Behind one door lives a desperate man, behind another a vulnerable, lonely woman, and between them a ruthless youth. The film examines the tangled relationships among the inhabitants of a seedy London boarding house, drawing its narrative from Marion Hart’s play The Cellist.

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