Something To Remind Me
Christian Petzold In Person
March 16 - 21
The first of Christian Petzold’s many collaborations with actress Nina Hoss reshapes Hitchcock’s classic Vertigo around an attraction between a reserved attorney and a mysterious woman who’s new in town.
Something To Remind Me marks the first of Christian Petzold’s many collaborations with actress Nina Hoss. It’s also the director’s first variation on Vertigo, reshaping Hitchcock’s classic story of pursuit, manipulation, and doomed obsessions via a seemingly innocent attraction between reserved attorney Thomas and Leyla (Hoss), a lonely blonde woman who’s new in town. But all is not what it appears to be. Dialing back Hitchcock’s romantic impulse and cinematic extravagance, Petzold uses his trademark stylistic rigor and keen eye for human complexity to craft a fragile moral universe all his own. Courtesy of Austrian Filmmuseum.
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