An Inspector Calls

The film is based on the play by J.B. Priestley, which is celebrated as one of the important works in mid-20th century English theatre. The narrative unfolds through the investigation of a young woman's suicide, where an enigmatic inspector interrogates a family about their connections to her death.

With a runtime of 79 minutes, this adaptation is a re-edited version of the earlier 1982 BBC TV serial. The film features performances from a notable cast including Nigel Davenport, Bernard Hepton, and Margaret Tyzack. This version encapsulates the essence of the original play, making it appealing for those interested in classic drama and mystery genres.