Sun, October 7, 2018
Wyler packages a tidy drama around a dynamic and engrossing character ensemble without tipping his hand about how or whether virtue will prevail. The result is a shining example of the era’s mastery of subtext and an apt frame for Davis’s range and power. It keeps you involved right to the end, thanks to a surprising dash of social conscience—and, of course, Teresa Wright.
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