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    October Moth is a 1960 British second feature [2] drama film directed by John Kruse and starring Lana Morris and Lee Patterson. [3] Plot. In an isolated Yorkshire farm house, a deranged young man imagines a car crash victim is his long deceased mother.

  2. October Moth: Directed by John Kruse. With Lee Patterson, Lana Morris, Peter Dyneley, Robert Cawdron. A violent, mentally unbalanced man in a remote farm imagines an accident victim is his long dead mother, and his sister tries to get help for the unconscious woman without her brother's knowledge.

    • (109)
    • Drama
    • John Kruse
    • 1960-09
  3. October Moth (1960) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

  4. Robert Cawdron Cast. Michael Reed Cinematography. Humphrey Searle Music. Ralph Sheldon Editing. Critics reviews. A violent, mentally unbalanced man in a remote farm imagines an accident victim is his long dead mother, and his sister tries to get help for the unconscious woman without her brother’s knowledge.

  5. In an isolated Yorkshire farmhouse, a deranged young man imagines a car crash victim is his deceased mother. Starring Robert Cawdron, Peter Dyneley and Lana Morris.

    • John Kruse
    • Independent Artists
  6. Combining elements of psychological thriller, Gothic melodrama, and even horror, the film stars Lee Patterson as Finlay, a mentally deranged young man prone to delusion, paranoia, and acts of violence; his sister Molly (Lana Morris) has been his sole caretaker since their parents died and left them the little farmhouse on the moors of Yorkshire.

  7. Overview. A mentally ill farm worker comes to believe that an injured car crash victim is his mother and becomes so unhinged that he turns to murder. John Kruse. Director, Writer. Social. Reviews. Discussions. We don't have any reviews for October Moth. Media. No videos, backdrops or posters have been added to October Moth.