Death and Transfiguration

The film runs for 27 minutes and captures a man's recollections of pivotal moments from his life. It offers a poignant perspective on memory and the passage of time, centered around the keyword 'mother'.

As part of The Terence Davies Trilogy, it showcases Davies' distinctive storytelling style and thematic concerns. The film features performances by Wilfrid Brambell, Terry O'Sullivan, and Carol Christmas, enhancing its emotional depth. Collectors of British cinema or Terence Davies' work will find this film a meaningful inclusion in their collection.