How long is I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale?

I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale is 4 hr 8 min long.

What is I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale about?

Double Feature: I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING, 1945, UA (Sony Repertory), 124 min. Dir. Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. One of the most heartbreakingly romantic films ever made. Wendy Hiller stars as a girl determined to marry for money, not love – until she finds herself trapped by high seas in a small Scottish town with local laird Roger Livesy. As the days go by, Hiller becomes more desperate to leave – not realizing that her life has already, irreversibly, changed. CANTERBURY TALE 1944, UA (Sony Repertory), 124 min. Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. An interweaving of the stories of four contemporary "pilgrims" – an American and a British soldier, a British "Land Girl," and a local magistrate/historian – in the village of Canterbury during World War II. Filled with worldly humor. Starring Thomas Colpeper, Alison Smith.

I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale

Name: I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale
Genre: Drama
Duration: 248

NR 4 hr 8 min

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How long is I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale?: I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale is 4 hr 8 min long.

What is I Know Where I'm Going / Canterbury Tale about?: Double Feature: I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING, 1945, UA (Sony Repertory), 124 min. Dir. Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. One of the most heartbreakingly romantic films ever made. Wendy Hiller stars as a girl determined to marry for money, not love – until she finds herself trapped by high seas in a small Scottish town with local laird Roger Livesy. As the days go by, Hiller becomes more desperate to leave – not realizing that her life has already, irreversibly, changed. CANTERBURY TALE 1944, UA (Sony Repertory), 124 min. Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. An interweaving of the stories of four contemporary "pilgrims" – an American and a British soldier, a British "Land Girl," and a local magistrate/historian – in the village of Canterbury during World War II. Filled with worldly humor. Starring Thomas Colpeper, Alison Smith.