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Britannia Hospital

  • 1982
  • 14A
  • 1h 56m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,2/10
3,1 k
MA NOTE
Britannia Hospital (1982)
The chaotic workings of a hospital with staff on strike.
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Comédie noireSatireComédieScience-fiction

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe chaotic workings of a hospital with staff on strike.The chaotic workings of a hospital with staff on strike.The chaotic workings of a hospital with staff on strike.

  • Director
    • Lindsay Anderson
  • Writer
    • David Sherwin
  • Stars
    • Leonard Rossiter
    • Malcolm McDowell
    • Brian Pettifer
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,2/10
    3,1 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Lindsay Anderson
    • Writer
      • David Sherwin
    • Stars
      • Leonard Rossiter
      • Malcolm McDowell
      • Brian Pettifer
    • 34Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 30Commentaires de critiques
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux99+

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    Leonard Rossiter
    Leonard Rossiter
    • Vincent Potter: Administration
    Malcolm McDowell
    Malcolm McDowell
    • Mick Travis: The Media
    Brian Pettifer
    Brian Pettifer
    • Biles: Administration
    John Moffatt
    John Moffatt
    • Greville Figg: Administration
    Fulton Mackay
    Fulton Mackay
    • Chief Superintendant Johns: Administration
    Vivian Pickles
    Vivian Pickles
    • Matron: Administration
    Barbara Hicks
    Barbara Hicks
    • Miss Tinker: Administration
    Graham Crowden
    Graham Crowden
    • Professor Millar: Medicos
    Jill Bennett
    Jill Bennett
    • Dr. MacMillan: Medicos
    Peter Jeffrey
    Peter Jeffrey
    • Sir Geoffrey: Medicos
    Marsha Hunt
    Marsha Hunt
    • Nurse Amanda Persil: Medicos
    Catherine Willmer
    Catherine Willmer
    • Dr. Houston: Medicos
    Mary MacLeod
    Mary MacLeod
    • Casualty Sister: Medicos
    Joan Plowright
    Joan Plowright
    • Phyllis Grimshaw: The Unions
    Robin Askwith
    Robin Askwith
    • Ben Keating: The Unions
    Dave Atkins
    • Sharkey: The Unions
    Mark Hamill
    Mark Hamill
    • Red: The Media
    Frank Grimes
    Frank Grimes
    • Sammy…
    • Director
      • Lindsay Anderson
    • Writer
      • David Sherwin
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs34

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    8lizness

    Brilliant black comedy

    If you like films that leave an impression on you - then you'll like this. I saw this for the first time when I was quite young, I think my dad wished he'd known how weird it would get, or he probably wouldn't have let me watch it with him.

    Whilst there is a riotous strike going on outside the hospital there is weirdness going on inside, as an eccentric doctor performs some truly sadistic acts on his patients to fulfill his own ambitions.

    Its full of faces any 30-plus British audience will recognise, and if you're an Orbital fan you'll love the speech at the end which they sampled for Snivilisation.

    A cult black comedy, with some quite horrific bits in, its quintessentially British, but definitely not in the vain the Full Monty or Four Wedding (thank god!).
    7frankbannister-1

    shocking satire about world collapse

    Lindsay Anderson was several years ago one of my favourite directors and then, 5 years ago, I thought that this film is possible his best. Since then I saw again Britannia Hospital at least five times - and it didn't worked always - in contrast Anderson's If..., which is better and better with every watching. However, Britannia Hospital is still a very good film, but its content maybe too disturbing for a lot of viewers. I mean, not only its details (for example, eating pieces of brain, by the way, didn't Hannibal - the movie - discover it), but the consequences of the whole film. This film's dark and painful thoughts about mankind and our future are very frightening, because they - if we can face it - almost (or entirely?) the reality. Although Lindsay Anderson's satire is focused on Britannia Hospital, where the most of the plot plays, this parabolic form is about the whole world: from the poor people to the rich, from the caretaker to the mad scientist. Britannia Hospital is full of moments of horror and black comedy (namely its subplot is parody/paraphraze of Frankenstein-story), but its strongest parts are when its laughing (or crying) on the figures of government and other leaders (the master of BH, the main strikers, even the Queen). The solution is Britannia Hospital - in a paradox way - there is no solution for mankind. Maybe the speech of the professor at the end is a little didactic, but at same time quite honest; but not he has the last world in the film. For those who have already seen this film, it is known, what I'm talking about; for those who are going to see BH, let it be a surprise. It's unforgettable, but extremely sad moment: a shocking last shot to Britannia Hospital.
    8zetes

    If not as good as if... and O Lucky Man, that doesn't mean it is worthless

    This film completes the Mick Travis trilogy, of which the first two installments are if… (1968) and O Lucky Man (1973). You could say either that Britannia Hospital has little to do with the other two films or a lot. It depends on how you look at it. The political viewpoints are similar, but the style is much different. The three movies remind me much of Tati's first three Hulot films in the way they differ between each other while having interconnected themes. This would be Anderson's Playtime, in that, much like Hulot in Playtime, Mick Travis (Malcolm McDowell) becomes just one of a million different characters. Calling Britannia Hospital Anderson's Playtime oversells the film, unfortunately. The film does not work quite as well as if… and O Lucky Man, both of which are masterpieces, in my estimation. Britannia Hospital feels like it ought to be a masterpiece. There are just so many flashes of genius. You see images and scenes that Federico Fellini or Luis Buñuel would have killed to come up with, and the film's liberal politics, while definitely somewhat confusing, are far more potent than anything Godard ever put forward. It also contains one moment of gorgeous eroticism, when Malcolm McDowell is changing clothes and a nurse gently cups both of his buttocks from behind. By the end, though, instead of being moved I was rather scratching my head. The film would probably benefit if I were to watch all three installments in a row, because there are apparently a lot of characters that are shared between them (I only recognized Mick Travis and Professor Millar; it's been over two years since I've seen the other films). But, then again, seeing how this film has been completely tossed aside by so many people, I'm hardly the only one who is confused. On the other hand, a film with so much ambition and power ought never to be shoved aside. Its dismissal is more than a little unjustified.
    5EdgarST

    Sad ending to Mick Travis

    "Britannia Hospital" was not exhibited (although advertised) in Panamá in 1982, so I didn't have a chance to see the last part of the Mick Travis trilogy, created by Lindsay Anderson and David Sherwin. In the early 1990's I found a video copy of the film, but not until now have I seated to watch the film, after enjoying two Ealing comedies ("Kind Hearts and Coronets" and "The Man In the White Suit") that surprised me one more time for the pleasant way that social and political issues are usually treated in British cinema. (MILD SPOILERS) Social issues are all over "Britannia Hospital", the most saddening conclusion I have ever seen of a character, though luckily not affecting the admiration I have for the two previous films. "if...." (1968) introduced Mick (Malcolm McDowell) as a rebel in a public school; in "O Lucky Man" (1973) he was a young man seeking a job in the capitalist world, and in this final appearance, Mick has returned from the USA and apparently works as a spy -with a mini video camera- for an American TV station (represented by Mark Hamill, completely stoned inside a mobile unit) in the coverage of the anniversary of Britannia Hospital (metaphor of the United Kingdom) and the launching of a sinister Frankenstein-type project, while the workers are on strike, militants demand the exit of an African dictator from the hospital, with his wives, children and staff, and Her Royal Highness is on her way to the festivities. The riot takes place, but what is really violent is the way Mick is dispatched. In the previous films, there were elements of fantasy handled beautifully, even in a poetic way, but this time writer David Sherwin turned the story into a Stuart Gordon fest, which Anderson relished with a scene right out of "Re-Animator". This impression is so strong, that it casts a dark shadow over the final sequence when the Genesis project (which recites Shakespeare) is presented to all. Many familiar faces were welcome (Alan Bates, Joan Plowright, Graham Crowden, Jill Bennett, Liz Smith, Vivian Pickles, Marsha A. Hunt, and Robin Askwith), but it's a pity that Anderson and Sherwin decided to end the trilogy in such an extreme and rude fashion.
    10psychorobotape

    Criminally underrated film!

    That this movie has only achieved a rating of 5.9 out of 10 is appalling! Britannia Hospital brilliantly mixes the macabre, the comic, and the profound with beautiful imagery, wonderful production design, and Lindsay Anderson's astute sense of direction. The writing is flawless, the characters are flawless, the story is engrossing and the film is in my humble opinion the second best work of arguably the greatest director and visionary in British cinema history. I don't know who let the kindergärtners on here to vote but take my word - behind the wacky comic facade lies a powerful and intelligent film that should be ranked up there with the greatest films of British cinema.

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    • Anecdotes
      Mark Hamill, Sir Alan Bates, and Malcolm McDowell worked for free.
    • Gaffes
      At 02:40, the nurse puts her cape on twice.
    • Citations

      Professor Millar: Friends! Fellow Members of the Human Race! We are gathered here for a purpose. Let us look together at Mankind. What do we see? We see Mastery. What wonders Mankind can perform. He can cross the oceans and continents today, as easily as our grandfathers crossed the street. Tomorrow he will as easily cross the vast territories of space. He can make deserts FERTILE and plant cabbages on the Moon. And what does man CHOOSE? Alone among the creatures of this world, the Human Race CHOOSES to ANNIHILATE itself. Since the last world conflict ended, there has not been one day in which Human Beings have not been SLAUGHTERING or wounding one another, in 200 and 30 different wars. And man BREEDS as recklessly as he lays waste. By the end of the century, the population of the world will have TRIPLED. 2/3rds of our plant species will have been DESTROYED. 55% of the Animal Kingdom. and 70% of our mineral resources. Out of every hundred Human Beings now living, 80 will DIE without ever KNOWING what it FEELS like to be fully nourished... While a tiny minority INDULGE themselves in ABSURD and EXTRAVAGANT luxuries. A motion picture entertainer of North America will receive as much money in a MONTH as would feed a starving South American tribe for a hundred YEARS! We WASTE! We DESTROY! AND, we cling like SAVAGES to our SUPERSTITIONS. We give POWER to LEADERS of State and Church as prejudiced and small-minded as ourselves, who SQUANDER our resources on instruments of destruction... While Millions continue to SUFFER and go hungry, condemned FOREVER to lives of IGNORANCE and DEPRIVATION. And why is this? It is because mankind has denied Intelligence, the unique glory of our species - the Human Brain. Man is entering an era of INFINITE possibility, still imprisoned in a FEEBLE, inefficient body... Still manacled by primitive notions of morality, which have NO PLACE in an Age of Science... Still powered by a brain that has HARDLY developed since the species emerged from the caves. Only a NEW intelligence can save Mankind! Only a new Human Being of PURE BRAIN can lead man forward into the new era. I do not speak of DREAMS. Such a being exists already. I have created it! It is HERE. NOW. Prepare yourselves to meet the Human of the Future. Neither Man nor Woman. Greater than either. I have given it a name. Genesis. Birth. A New Birth. A New Beginning for Mankind. People of Today, Behold Your Future!

    • Générique farfelu
      Fulton Mackay's character was billed as Chief Superintendant; the correct spelling is Superintendent.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Free Cinema (1986)
    • Bandes originales
      RULE BRITANNIA
      Sung by Gillian Knight

      Arranged and conducted by Derek Wadsworth

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    • Date de sortie
      • 27 mai 1982 (United Kingdom)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United Kingdom
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Anderson's Britannia Hospital
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Friern Barnet, Londres, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
    • sociétés de production
      • British Lion Film Corporation
      • EMI Films
      • Film and General Productions
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    • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
      • 375 713 $ US
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 375 713 $ US
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    • Durée
      • 1h 56m(116 min)
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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