The Browning Version

Year: 1951

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Anthony Asquith

Drama

Forced to retire as classics master at an English public school because of ill health, Andrew Crocker‑Harris spends his final term, deeply confronting painful truths. He learns his wife Millie has had an affair with a fellow teacher and that both students and colleagues resent him. An unexpected act of kindness compels him to reassess his life's work.

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