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1967 · 111 min · R

Bonnie and Clyde

Directed by Arthur Penn · Crime, Drama

Bonnie and Clyde (1967) is a Crime film, directed by Arthur Penn set in Texas during the 1930s. It runs 111 minutes and is rated R.

A organized crime, with a tense and romantic tone. Themes of fate & destiny, love & longing, and freedom & oppression run throughout.

Composer
Charles Strouse
Cinematography
Burnett Guffey
Cast
Warren BeattyFaye DunawayMichael J. PollardGene HackmanEstelle ParsonsDenver PyleDub TaylorEvans Evans

The world of this film

Setting

Where
Texas
Setting
Rural
When
1930s

Premise & themes

Premise
Organized Crime
Themes
Fate & DestinyLove & LongingFreedom & Oppression
Tone
TenseRomanticDarkly Comic

Shape

Protagonist
Two HanderAntihero
Pacing
Propulsive
Based on
Inspired By Real Events

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