My memoirs of David Lean's films

 I am doing choirs while a film" Doctor Zhivago" on Japanese television now.  My first film experience of a British film maestro, David Lean's works at a movie theater was " A passage to India".  There were  only me, my mother and a young mother with a baby child in the big cinerama system theater in Japan's motor city.  The British actors' boom in Japan never happened at that time before films like " Another Country" and "Maurice" came to Japan.

I was overwhelmed by his film's location and main characters' delicate feelings even I was a junior high school student who had not studied Indian history yet. I was lucky to watch his late film in the big theater on the original release date.

I watched another his film "Ryan's daughter" some years later.  I also was almost alone with another stranger in an empty old once adult movie theater in my town.

I am wondering you'd better watch his films on the big screen while watching it in my house small portable TV now.

Thank you for sharing my common old memoirs!