Sparrows Can’t Sing

Year: 1963

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Joan Littlewood

DramaComedy

After two years at sea, Charlie returns to London’s East End to discover his home razed and his wife Maggie vanished. Rumor has it she’s cohabiting with married bus driver Bert and his toddler. As Charlie attempts to untangle the mess, his actions spark chaotic antics that the neighborhood watches with rapt curiosity.

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