In this cult classic, death-obsessed Harold meets the highly eccentric septuagenarian Maude, who teaches him the joy of life.

A Guardian article about the film's enduring audience since its release reads, 'Harold and Maude bombed at the box office on its release but its combination of black humour with an undercurrent of optimism has won it – and [Hal] Ashby – a legion of devoted fans in the 50 years since'.