Sexuality and relationships
Sunday Bloody Sunday must have been a daring film when it came out in 1971. It features Murray Head who is sleeping with both Glenda Jackson and Peter Finch. It deals with not only sexuality but relationships as Jackson and Finch want to be the only one in Head’s life. There’s a great scene of Jackson and Finch driving past each other in the night as they stare up at Head’s apartment. It shows how lonely the two characters were and their sense of longing. That is ultimately the message about the three-way relationship, that they actually feel empty instead of complete with Head. More importantly there were very few films with gays in them at this time and even fewer dealing with bisexuality. It shows that people can have the same issues and problems no matter what their sexual orientation.<br /><br />Sunday Bloody Sunday is also heavily influenced by the youth culture of the 1960s. There’s one scene where two little kids are smoking their parents weed for example, something else that must have been shocking to audiences when they first saw it.<br /><br />It’s a very mature movie well worth watching.
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