<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/01/26/4c/cavaliersdocinema/3000x3000_7166205.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />We take a look back at one of our very favourite Hitchcock films, Rope. This 1948 famously obscure or obscurely famous films (depending on who you ask) is one of the most interesting Hitchcock features, his first colour film, also featuring some slinky experimental camerawork and insanely entendre heavy dialogue.

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We take a look back at one of our very favourite Hitchcock films, Rope. This 1948 famously obscure or obscurely famous films (depending on who you ask) is one of the most interesting Hitchcock features, his first colour film, also featuring some slinky experimental camerawork and insanely entendre heavy dialogue. VIsit us at cavaliersdocinema.podomatic.com or email us at cavaliersdocinema@gmail.com

<br>We take a look back at one of our very favourite Hitchcock films, Rope. This 1948 famously obscure or obscurely famous films (depending on who you ask) is one of the most interesting Hitchcock features, his first colour film, also featuring some slinky experimental camerawork and insanely entendre heavy dialogue.

VIsit us at cavaliersdocinema.podomatic.com or email us at cavaliersdocinema@gmail.com

The Classic: Rope

A manic, off-the-cuff and often downright silly discussion of cinema. We can promise the ideas we present are serious but we can't promise the same for the way we present them. Featuring recent reviews, classic look backs and director retrospectives.

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The Classic: Rope

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