The Lost Weekend
Drama • NR • 1945 • 1 hr 41 min
Starring
Ray Milland, Jane Wyman, Phillip Terry, Howard Da Silva, Doris Dowling
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One of my favorite movies of all time. A story of true alcoholism and self doubt. How a creative mind can take hold of your life.
Film focused on tribulations of an alcoholic. Appreciate the craft. As someone without a history of substance abuse, I was not so riveted.
One of the greatest films about addiction. A pertinacious and unabashedly cynical one at that.
The ending feels a little contrived, but it's still one of the Billy Wilder classics. One of the great films about substance abuse.
Transformational film about an alcoholic’s Lost Weekend. Remarkably frank and horrifying for 1945. Related deeply to Billy Wilder’s script.
Ahead of its time with a fair depiction of alcoholism in film for 1945 with some great performances.
Dated but harrowing view of alcoholism and relationships.
A masterpiece The lost weekend is a statement about alcoholism that still relevant today more then 50 years after it was released
A well acted and different take on the problems of alcohol. A nightmare by the brilliant Wilder
Depicts addiction in a sympathetic yet accurate way.
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The Lost Weekend (1945) ORIGINAL TRAILER
Featurette
Mark Pellington on THE LOST WEEKEND
