Double bill screening of Alfred Hitchcock's 'Notorious' and 'The Man Who Knew Too Much' with an introduction by Rebecca McCallum.
Storyhouse Cinema is putting on a Hitchcock double bill on Saturday 14 November, with Notorious and The Man Who Knew Too Much back-to-back. It's presented by Storyhouse and Talking Hitchcock, and the two films are paired for a reason: Notorious is turning 80 and The Man Who Knew Too Much is turning 70, so it's a bit of a double anniversary.
Before the films start, Rebecca McCallum will introduce the session. She's a writer, speaker, curator and podcaster who hosts the Talking Hitchcock podcast and has written about the director for Fangoria, Grim Journal, Hemlock Books and Moviejawn. She's curated Hitchcock events across the UK, including The Apartment Trilogy here at Storyhouse and the Four Seasons of Hitchcock film festival at the National Science and Media Museum, and she's spoken at HitchCon. If you're a fan of the man, she's a good person to set the scene before the lights go down.
From there, the afternoon follows a set schedule. The introduction starts at 2pm, and Notorious follows at 2.20pm, running an hour and 40 minutes. There's a break at 4pm, and then The Man Who Knew Too Much kicks off at 4.20pm, which is the longer of the two at two hours. Between the intro and the second film, you're looking at about four hours in the cinema, with a bit of breathing room in the middle to stretch your legs.
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Tickets are £12.30 for members and £13.50 for non-members. The whole thing runs from 2pm on Saturday 14 November at Storyhouse Cinema in Chester.
