The Lost Language of Cranes (1991 film)

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The Lost Language of Cranes (1991 film) is a British drama adapted from David Leavitt’s novel, exploring themes of sexuality and family secrets as a young man’s coming out forces his parents to confront long-buried truths.

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instanceOf film
adaptationOf The Lost Language of Cranes (novel) NERFINISHED
author David Leavitt NERFINISHED
basedOn The Lost Language of Cranes (novel) NERFINISHED
castMember Angus Macfadyen NERFINISHED
Brian Cox NERFINISHED
Cathy Tyson NERFINISHED
Corey Parker NERFINISHED
Eileen Atkins NERFINISHED
Nigel Hawthorne NERFINISHED
René Auberjonois NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts a young man coming out to his parents
parents confronting long-buried truths
director Nigel Finch NERFINISHED
distributor BBC NERFINISHED
genre drama film
hasSetting contemporary London
hasTheme closeted life
homosexuality
marital strain
parent–child relationships
intendedAudience adult
isAdaptation yes
locationOfStory London NERFINISHED
medium television
narrativeFocus coming out
family secrets
sexual identity
originalLanguage English
partOf BBC television dramas NERFINISHED
productionCompany BBC
publicationYear 1991
releaseDate 1991
screenwriter Nigel Finch NERFINISHED
Sean Mathias NERFINISHED
subjectMatter gay men
middle-class family in London
title The Lost Language of Cranes NERFINISHED
workBasedOnSameName The Lost Language of Cranes (novel) NERFINISHED

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Sean Mathias directed The Lost Language of Cranes (1991 film)