How long is DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE?

DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE is 3 hr 11 min long.

What is DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE about?

Co-presented by the Humphrey Bogart Estate: Double Feature: DARK PASSAGE, 1947, Warner Bros., 106 min. Humphrey Bogart plays a man wrongly accused of murdering his wife, who breaks out of jail to find the killer; Lauren Bacall is the woman who helps him hide out and solve the mystery. THIS LAST LONELY PLACE, 2014, Santana Productions, 85 min. Dir. Steve Anderson. A noir-drenched drive through the dark streets and back alleys of Los Angeles. Cabbie Sam Taylor is an Iraq war vet who picks up a shady Beverly Hills investment banker who is obviously running from something. When they pick up Frank's mistress at the Chateau Marmont, things quickly spiral from bad to worse. As the long night progresses, deceits come to light … and blood is spilled. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation. Discussion between films with Stephen Bogart and THIS LAST LONELY PLACE director Steve Anderson, followed by a cocktail reception courtesy of Bogart’s Real English Gin.

DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE

Name: DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE
Released: 2015-04-04
Duration: 191

NR 3 hr 11 min

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How long is DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE?: DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE is 3 hr 11 min long.

What is DARK PASSAGE / THIS LAST LONELY PLACE about?: Co-presented by the Humphrey Bogart Estate: Double Feature: DARK PASSAGE, 1947, Warner Bros., 106 min. Humphrey Bogart plays a man wrongly accused of murdering his wife, who breaks out of jail to find the killer; Lauren Bacall is the woman who helps him hide out and solve the mystery. THIS LAST LONELY PLACE, 2014, Santana Productions, 85 min. Dir. Steve Anderson. A noir-drenched drive through the dark streets and back alleys of Los Angeles. Cabbie Sam Taylor is an Iraq war vet who picks up a shady Beverly Hills investment banker who is obviously running from something. When they pick up Frank's mistress at the Chateau Marmont, things quickly spiral from bad to worse. As the long night progresses, deceits come to light … and blood is spilled. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation. Discussion between films with Stephen Bogart and THIS LAST LONELY PLACE director Steve Anderson, followed by a cocktail reception courtesy of Bogart’s Real English Gin.