What film this clip from?

[Freddy]

Paisley and Charlie put their own songs to 60's films. It's 60's pop sounds and enjoyable. They have done this with Sebastion, All The right noises, Most Haunted, A Kind of Loving, and others including Les Bicyclettes De Belsize.

They normally name the films but I can't find the name of this one nor recognise anyone in it. Anyone help?

Apologies for missing 'is' from title. Had just been watching Jonny Depp doing a Tonto.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vOib9cjv5o

[cornershop15]

Hello, Freddy. This is from the beginning of the short film The Meeting (1964), included as an extra on The Pleasure Girls DVD (BFI Flipside). Shot at Great Malvern railway station.

A young woman (Cleo Boman) walks through a village to a train station. The station is deserted and she waits nerviously. Whilst waiting she is startled by an intercity train thundering past. And still she waits, adjusting her make-up and pacing the platform. Then the train she has come to meet squeals to a stop. A man leans out of the passenger door and she passionately greets him (John Stokes), kissing him with vigour. As the train gears up to leave it is revealed that he is in hand-cuffs. They part as the train moves off, and the woman makes her way out of the station and back through the village. (by IMDb's nineacre)

[Freddy]

Hello, Freddy. This is from the beginning of the short film The Meeting (1964), starring Cleo Boman and John Stokes, included as an extra on The Pleasure Girls DVD (BFI Flipside). Shot at Great Malvern Station.

Excellent and many thanks, especially the extra information on location and actors, I wondered where it was shot, at first I thought it was modern day made to look like a sixties shot until I saw the streets, and the shop awnings. Sadly no streets are traffic free these days.

Regards

Paul

[cornershop15]

Just found it for you, Paul/Freddy. Let's hope I can find those posters, for my thread:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N7ZVqqcOkY

The Meeting (1964)

[Freddy]

Just found it for you, Paul/Freddy. Let's hope I can find those posters, for my thread:

I love it when things lead from one to another.

What a wonderful short, helped enormously by the soundtrack . . . Sibelius No 4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zl_q1QDkiiw