Early 1960s film adaptation of a Tennessee Williams play set on Corsica starring Elizabeth Taylor and her repressed gay brother/boyfriend?, Montgomery Clift.
It's implied in the film that the Clift character has a thing for local boys. Anyway, in the concluding scene Clift is pulled down into a grave by the upstretched arms of his pedophilia victims. That's sort of a metaphor for his plunge into guilt.
I kind of imagine that the troops turning on him would be an equally fitting fate for W.
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