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The Hill

Directed by Sidney Lumet.
With Sean Connery, Harry Andrews, Ian Bannen.
UK, 1965, 35mm, black & white, 123 min.

In between Bond films Sean Connery starred in The Hill, an intense drama set in a British military prison camp in North Africa. The cruel punishment for prisoners in the camp is a forced run up and down a hill in the sweltering heat of the midday sun. Connery gives a powerful performance, and the supporting cast of mostly British actors fiercely intimidates while cinematographer Oswald Morris' black and white photography beautifully captures the harsh setting.

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