It was for the screening of The Long Day Closes where Davies joined the audience.
As Koresky gushed about The Long Day Closes (“one of the greatest films ever made, and that’s becoming a widespread accepted truth!”)
There are also specific moments, like a bully’s torment or first homosexual awakenings, that are later replayed in Davies’ 1992 triumph The Long Day Closes.
The Terence Davies Trilogy, three short films from 1976 through 1983, show the director growing into his unique, non-linear form, oftentimes making associative leaps based on music cues.