A Jack-The-Ripper-style murderer preys o🉐n young blonde women in fog-bound London in Hiཧtchcock’s silent 1926 thriller, his first commercial and critical hit.

Digitally restored and accompanied by a terrific Nitin Sawhney score, The Lodger sees the director drawing on German expressionism to conjure up his own ✨brand of "pure cinema".

M🐼ake allowances for Ivor Novello’s hammy acting as the mysterious lodger wrongly accused of the killings, and relish instead Hitch&r💜squo;s intuitive grasp of visual storytelling.