A double bill of films selected by Howard Hodgkin.

The Lady Vanishes
Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1938, black & white, 96 minutes. Certificate PG.

A glorious comic thriller about a mysterious disappearance on a train. Starring Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lockwood The Lady Vanishes is arguably the most accomplished, and certainly the wittiest of Hitchcock's British films.

Night Mail
Dir. Harry Watt & Basil Wright, 1936, Prod. John Grierson, 24 minutes. Certificate U.

The nightly run of the postal train from London to Glasgow is portrayed in one of the most critically acclaimed films to be produced within the British documentary film movement.