Alfred Hitchcock made his cinematic debut exactly 100 years ago with The Pleasure Garden, a charming film that plants thematic and aesthetic markers for the legendary career to follow. The film is rarely screened in the United States and almost NEVER screened with a live accompaniment.
The JBFC celebrates Hitchcock’s artistic centennial with this rare screening of The Pleasure Garden, introduced by film historian (and Burns regular) Jeff Hughes, and followed by a Q&A with Hughes and Hitchcock Annual editor-in-chief Sidney Gottlieb. The Q&A will be open to ALL THINGS Hitchcock, but Gottlieb is the rare scholar to have studied and taught Pleasure Garden extensively. The conversation will keep going in Take 3 Wine Bar & Café after the Q&A.
Presented with Live Musical Accompaniment by Scott Ethier.