THE STRANGER
9:45
Friday & Saturday, January 9 & 10
(1946, Orson Welles) I Married a Nazi War Criminal, as War Crimes Commissioner Edward G. Robinson tracks the supposed mastermind of the Final Solution to a quiet Connecticut village, the home of boys’ school prof Welles and all-American bride Loretta Young, as well as of a looming 124-foot clock tower, scene of a hair-raising climax. Welles’ only “very profitable” picture. Approx. 95 min. 35mm.
Reviews
“A hugely enjoyable thriller… It is studded with great scenes and terrific camerawork throughout.”
– Tom Milne, Time Out (London)
“A cunning conspiracy to scare the daylights out of you. Adroitly directed, it is a grade A gooseflesh-raiser.”
– TIME magazine
"The Stranger is socko melodrama, spinning an intriguing web of thrills and chills.”
– Variety