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Undercurrent

Vincente Minnelli
Part of

55th New York Film Festival

September 29 - October 15, 2017

In this haunting, noirish, paranoiac thriller, Katharine Hepburn grows increasingly obsessed with learning the dark truth about what really happened to the brother (Robert Mitchum) of her handsome and wealthy husband (Robert Taylor).

DIRECTOR
Vincente Minnelli
YEAR
1946
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
116 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

A bit of an anomaly within Minnelli’s often more colorful and ebullient oeuvre, this black-and-white, paranoiac romantic thriller finds the master harnessing his consummate stylishness to spin a haunting, noirish tale. Timid Ann (Katharine Hepburn) marries the highly eligible Alan Garroway (Robert Taylor), whose wealth and good looks conceal an underlying and profound cruelty. Ann grows increasingly obsessed with learning the truth about what happened to Alan’s brother, Michael (Mitchum), who has been missing for some time… This gripping movie casts Hepburn, Taylor, and Mitchum all against type, and was one of three films that Mitchum filmed simultaneously following his breakout performance in The Story of G.I. Joe.

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