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The Servant(1963)
The Servant(1963)
A splendidly sinister and claustrophobic drama that turns the British class system upside down.
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Year
1993
Duration
128 minutes
Genres
Period and Historical
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Is it OK to have a central character who never seizes control of his own life? That is the challenge that The Remains of the Day sets itself. The film traces the life of Stevens - a butler who lets both the great events of history and his own chances of personal happiness drift past him, because he knows his place: his role in society. But maybe it is only by understanding that there really were (and are) people like Stevens that we really understand history - and maybe that's the most important message of this subtle, moving drama.
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