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Rome Express
+ intro with writer Jonathan Coe, hosted by writer and season curator Kazuo Ishiguro
An opportunity to catch a ride aboard this criminally underseen British thriller.
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Director
Walter Forde
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With
Conrad Veidt, Esther Ralston, Hugh Williams
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UK 1932. 94min
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35mm
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Certificate
U
German star Conrad Veidt and ace Austrian cameraman Günther Krampf bring a near-expressionist Weimar sensibility to this riveting British thriller, set aboard a train filled with enjoyably stiff-upper-lipped stereotypes. Deplorably neglected today, this deserves to be remembered both as a classic and as a strangely serendipitous blending of two normally opposed cinematic styles.
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