Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thriller and 1958 sensation "Vertigo" is set to light up the Little Theater of Ancient Epidaurus on Saturday, June 22 as part of the Athens Open Air Film Festival. The Hitchcock classic, which features a detective (James Stewart) who suffers from vertigo, was the first film to use the dolly zoom, a camera effect that distorts visual perception.

Artens, a new cultural venue in downtown Athens, invites the public to get acquainted with the space with a free screening of Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 classic, "Rear Window." Starring James Stewart and Grace Kelly, the suspenseful thriller is about a photographer who is stuck at home recuperating from a broken leg and, while entertaining himself by "spying" on his neighbors, is witness to a murd

A digitally remastered version of Alfred Hitchcock's cinematic masterpiece "Vertigo," which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, is being screened at the Anesis open-air cinema in the heart of the city on Monday, July 9.

Originally released in 1940, the psychological drama "Rebecca" is one of Alfred Hitchcock's most famous films, telling the story of a young woman who marries an aristocratic widower only to find out she must live in the constant shadow of his late wife, Rebecca.

Ney player Harris Lambrakis and his band will be creating the sound for a silent screening of Alfred Hitchcock's iconic thriller "Psycho" at the Television Control Center venue on Friday, April 21. With improvised avant-garde noise, post-rock and ambient elements, the four musicians will attempt to capture the horror of the 1960 classic.