Bedlam 1946

Bosley Crowther, New York Times: While the film has a tendency to wander into unadulterated Hollywoodisms in spots, it is a generally straight-forward and imaginative estimate of a two-century-old sociological theme. Read more

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: Nicholas Musaraca's excellent cinematography contributes a number of fine effects, and there's a strange and witty aside on the invention of movies. Read more

Time Out: Robson's notably unpoetic direction doesn't help, either; yet few Hollywood films ever had such ambition. Read more