35mm

Marnie

Alfred Hitchcock

Pre-screening panel with Michael Mayer (director of the Met Opera production of Marnie) and Nicholas Wright, moderated by Paul Cremo. To celebrate the October 19th premiere of Nico Muhly’s 2017 opera Marnie at the Metropolitan Opera, the Film Society presents a panel discussion and special screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1964 film version, adapted from the […]

DIRECTOR
Alfred Hitchcock
YEAR
1964
COUNTRY
U.S.
RUNTIME
130 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

Pre-screening panel with Michael Mayer (director of the Met Opera production of Marnie) and Nicholas Wright, moderated by Paul Cremo.

To celebrate the October 19th premiere of Nico Muhly’s 2017 opera Marnie at the Metropolitan Opera, the Film Society presents a panel discussion and special screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1964 film version, adapted from the novel by Winston Graham. Marnie, which scholar Robin Wood called “one of Hitchcock’s richest, most fully achieved and mature masterpieces,” unfolds as an uncanny mystery, starring Tippi Hedren and Sean Connery as a tormented couple locked in a psychosexual power struggle. Presented in partnership with Metropolitan Opera.

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