Culture Diary w/c 26-10-2015
What’s hot this week? Our pick of the arts — and Halloween — listings from around Liverpool and the rest of the UK… Monday – Made You Look (2015) + Q&A 6pm @...
Search Results for: Alfred Hitchcock
Total posts found for "Alfred Hitchcock" — 24
In Profile: Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960)
“I’m not against the police; I’m just afraid of them”: Adam Scovell analyses one of Hitchcock’s most famous thrillers through the lens of the director’s personal fear of authority… There is little doubt that Alfred...
Culture Diary w/c 23-06-2014
What’s hot this week? Our pick of the listings from around Liverpool and the rest of the UK… Tuesday – Both Sides Now — Film And Video From Hong Kong And China 6.30pm @...
Film Noir: Meet the Cast
Inspired by Cornerhouse’s latest exhibition, Toby Hood investigates the greatest collection of talent from Hollywood’s golden age… Crooked cops, twisted fates, a plethora of timely one-liners and clouds of mystifying cigarette smoke: these are the...
Culture Diary w/c 12-11-12
Tuesday - Happy, Happy 6pm @ FACT Directed by Anne Sewitsky, this 2010 Norwegian film, while dressed as (an at times surreal) farce, takes a good look at the lies we tell ourselves to...
Room 237 – a cineaste’s delight
DW Mault on new film Room 237, and the continuing enigma of, and fascination with, Stanley Kubrick… Cinema from its birth has welcomed mystery; what Freud called the sense of the other, the...
Culture Diary w/c 29-10-12
Tuesday – The Loneliness of The Long Distance Runner 7.30pm @ Liverpool Playhouse £12/£21 Based on the short story of the same name by author Alan Sillitoe (Saturday and Night Sunday Morning), The...
Culture Diary w/c 01-10-12
Tuesday – The Horse Loom 7.30pm @ Bold Street Coffee £donation The Horse Loom is the solo project of Northumbrian guitarist and singer Steve Malley. Described as “the most unique marriage between British...
The Birds – Previewed
Adam Scovell previews The Birds, one of Hitchcock’s most enigmatic offerings… Alfred Hitchcock’s later films tipped the pendulum more into the genre of horror than the rest of his works. The likes of...