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Directed by Alan Bridges, The Hireling (1973) is a British period drama set in the years following World War I. Starring Robert Shaw and Sarah Miles, the film follows the emotionally complex relationship between a widowed aristocratic woman and her chauffeur as social expectations and personal loneliness shape their lives. The film won the Palme dOr at the Cannes Film Festival and became known for its restrained performances and class-driven character drama. Combining historical atmosphere with intimate emotional storytelling, it remains a notable British literary adaptation of the 1970s.

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Robert Shaw (Young Winston) and Sarah Miles (Blowup) star in The Hireling, a devastating exploration of emotional repression, trauma, and class relations from director Alan Bridges (The Shooting Party).

In the years following the First World War, the widowed Lady Franklin (Miles) establishes an unlikely friendship with her working-class driver, Ledbetter (Shaw), a traumatised former sergeant major. But, as Lady Franklin develops a relationship with a scheming former officer (Peter Egan, Ever Decreasing Circles), Ledbetters precarious mental state rapidly deteriorates.

Adapted from the novel by L P Hartley (The Go-Between) by acclaimed playwright and screenwriter Wolf Mankowitz (The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll), The Hireling was awarded the Palme dOr at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival.

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A young British woman suffering from depression over the loss of her husband develops an unusual relationship with her chauffeur.

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