Experience Alfred Hitchcock’s Blackmail (1929) — Britain’s first sound feature and one of the great transitional works of cinema — presented in its original silent version with thrilling live theatre organ accompaniment. This tense tale of crime, guilt and blackmail showcases Hitchcock’s emerging mastery of suspense and visual storytelling. A landmark in film history and a gripping drama on the big screen. Please note: this is a suspense drama containing mature themes and is not recommended for young children. Features David Bailey with live accompaniment and Madeleine "At the Movies" Swain with introductory commentary on this Hitchcock classic.

Come and hear these two artists familiar to Melbourne audiences because of their great musical virtuosity.