The Lady Vanishes

The Lady Vanishes
The Lady Vanishes

Film Details

Year

1938

Duration

93 minutes

Genres

Thriller

Language

English

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Synopsis

On a train going across Europe just before the start of World War II, a nice old lady disappears. Or does she? Because on closer investigation, it seems that only one passenger is convinced that she was even on the train to start with. Director Alfred Hitchcock's last British film before he left for Hollywood effortlessly balances comedy and thrills as some of the passengers turn out to be more sinister than they seemed - and others take a long time to be dragged out of their complacency.

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