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This week's episode is a blast from the past and a master class in noir tension as we pick up The Hitch-Hiker from 1953, directed by Ida Lupino. We chat about women behind the camera and depictions of men and masculinity on screen as well as neck ties and bung eyes. This 70-minute thriller has it all.
By Aimee Knight & Annie WatersThis week's episode is a blast from the past and a master class in noir tension as we pick up The Hitch-Hiker from 1953, directed by Ida Lupino. We chat about women behind the camera and depictions of men and masculinity on screen as well as neck ties and bung eyes. This 70-minute thriller has it all.