No Man’s Land

Year: 1978

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Julian Amyes

TV MovieDrama

The 1978 television adaptation of Harold Pinter’s 1974 play No Man’s Land brings the original’s tense dialogue to the screen. A disreputable poet arrives at the house of a wealthy writer, and the two men begin a charged recollection of the past, unfolding in Pinter’s characteristic menacing, ambiguous style.

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