The Go-Between

Umberto L.

The more I explore his films, the more I am convinced that the greatest English director/auteur of all-time was the US-born Joseph Losey: capable of making 'English' films with style and pace, and free from their typical flaws (national pride, Shakesperian acting, tedious scripts)

Richmond Hill

A pretty pastoral, intelligently filmed and performed. Losey, so uneven in many respects, deploys a deft touch.

FISCHER

Construit sur le schéma du retour en arrière, une œuvre souvent admirable, pleine de finesse et de sensibilité, fort justement primée au festival de Cannes 1971 par la Palme d'Or... www.cinefiches.com

StevO

The movie succeeds excellently in describing the Victorian Era, still IMHO it's a shame this movie has won the highest award in Cannes 1971 rather than Loves of Blonde by M Forman

Lynch/Fellini

Just another bland period piece.

Cinema Omnivore

7/10, my review: http://wp.me/p1eXom-1OT

Jaspar Lamar Crabb

The crown jewel in the Losey/Pinter canon

OldGermanCurrency

4,5