The Terence Davies Trilogy

The Terence Davies Trilogy is a collection of three short films that collectively chart the life of Robert Tucker. Spanning from 1976 to 1983, the films offer a bleak and unflinching look at his experiences. The trilogy encompasses his early years at an austere boy's school, his time as a closeted homosexual in a grim office while living with his mother, and his final years grappling with his mother’s death and his own mortality. The collection has a total runtime of 29 minutes and a reported budget of 500,000. "Madonna and Child," released in 1980, is one of the films within this trilogy. The entire collection represents a single installment. The trilogy's production years were active from 1980 to 1980, with total revenue reported as zero. This collection comprises three distinct cinematic explorations of a single life, presented as a unified whole.