New trailer for North by Northwest - in cinemas from 20 October 2017 | BFI
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Watch the new trailer for Aflred Hitchcock's classic romantic thriller, returning to cinemas on 20 October as part of the UK-wide BFI Thriller season. http://www.bfi.org.uk/whats-on/bfi-fi...
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One of the most entertaining films of Alfred Hitchcock’s career, this glamorous romantic thriller returns to cinemas as part of the BFI’s Who Can You Trust? season.
Thanks to a paging announcement, New York advertising man Roger O Thornhill (Grant) falls victim to a deadly case of mistaken identity; to clear his name and stay alive, he leaves town, first for Chicago, then South Dakota. En route, protection from his pursuers is provided by the intriguingly named Eve (Marie Saint). Famous for superb scenes set in claustrophobic or agoraphobic locations – the UN building, a crop field, an auction room, Mount Rushmore – the film charts Thornhill’s progress from cynical detachment (the ‘O’ stands for ‘nothing’) through vulnerability to commitment. Witty, impudent, suspenseful, this is Hollywood filmmaking at its most urbane and glamorous.
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One of the most entertaining films of Alfred Hitchcock’s career, this glamorous romantic thriller returns to cinemas as part of the BFI’s Who Can You Trust? season.
Thanks to a paging announcement, New York advertising man Roger O Thornhill (Grant) falls victim to a deadly case of mistaken identity; to clear his name and stay alive, he leaves town, first for Chicago, then South Dakota. En route, protection from his pursuers is provided by the intriguingly named Eve (Marie Saint). Famous for superb scenes set in claustrophobic or agoraphobic locations – the UN building, a crop field, an auction room, Mount Rushmore – the film charts Thornhill’s progress from cynical detachment (the ‘O’ stands for ‘nothing’) through vulnerability to commitment. Witty, impudent, suspenseful, this is Hollywood filmmaking at its most urbane and glamorous.
Watch more on the BFI Player: http://player.bfi.org.uk/
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