Long Day Closes (1992) - Terence Davies 

My second dose of Davies seems quite a bit like the first. Episodic, poetic, lyrical, and not much on narrative. Another period piece that has autobiographical undertones and incredibly unique look to it. Here we get a few months in the life of a young boy who seems well on his way to homosexuality and social awkwardness. His father is gone and he takes refuge in his mother and the local cinema. The film is again filled with popular songs of the era and a couple quotes from The Magnificent Ambersons.