The Graduate

12th June 2008 with 0 Comments

Lance Mannion at Newcritics has some interesting things to say about one of the seminal films of the sixties. Here he examines The Graduate’s famously ambiguous ending:.
Having fled the church where Elaine’s just gotten married to the pipe-smoking cipher her parents have chosen for her, Ben and Elaine hop on a bus going…nowhere as far [...]

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