Hitchcock in London
Before Alfred Hitchcock moved to Hollywood in 1939, he wrote, designed or directed over two dozen films in London, the city that was his birthplace and that remained a constant source of inspiration. The book club with Professor Susan Ohmer focuses on two of his most highly regarded films that take place in London: The Lodger (1927) and Sabotage (1936).
Featured Speakers:
- Susan Ohmer, The William T. and Helen Kuhn Carey Associate Professor of Modern Communication, University of Notre Dame
- Kieron Webb, Head of Conservation, British Film Institute
- Rev. Jim Lies C.S.C., Director for Academic Initiatives & Partnerships, University of Notre Dame, London, England
Series Description
Format | Title |
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Video | Meet the Faculty |
Article | Pre-Reading |
Video | Marie Belloc Lowndes |
Article | Hitchcock’s London |
Video | Jack the Ripper as Inspiration |
Video | The Novel of "The Lodger" |
Event | View the Event |
Article | London Book Club Zoom Backgrounds |
Article | Additional Resources |
Article | Prepare for Next Week |
Format | Title |
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Article | Preparation |
Video | Alfred Hitchcock: Early Career and Influences |
Article | Hitchcock's Early Films |
Video | Hitchcock and Germany in the 1920s |
Video | Guilt and Ambiguity |
Event | View the Event |
Article | Additional Resources |
Article | Prepare for Next Week |
Format | Title |
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Video | Joseph Conrad |
Article | A New Phase of Hitchcock’s Work |
Video | Anarchists in 1880s London |
Video | London in "The Secret Agent" |
Event | View the Event |
Article | Additional Resources |
Article | Prepare for Next Week |
Format | Title |
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Article | Hitchcock After London |
Video | From Book to Screen |
Video | "Sabotage" and London |
Video | "Sabotage," Suspense and Pure Cinema |
Event | View the Event |
Article | Additional Resources |
Article | Congratulations |