IN CONVERSATION ONLINE - Christine Madrid French on Classic Film, Architecture, and the Villain’s Lair

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IN CONVERSATION ONLINE – Christine Madrid French on Classic Film, Architecture, and the Villain’s Lair

April 18, 2024

If Wright was the greatest architect of the 20^th century, then Hitchcock was likely the greatest director. Join us as Christine Madrid French discusses her new book, The Architecture of Suspense, and how architecture, specifically the villain’s lair, becomes a character in Hitchcock’s classic films.

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Time:
10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Online

Price:
Adults $25
Students (13-25 with student ID) $17
Members $22.50

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