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The Birds (1963) 15

Don't they ever stop migrating?

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Thursday 8th September

Doors: 6:15 pm

Screening: 7:45 pm

£18

ADVANCED TICKETS NO LONGER AVAILABLE HERE BUT CAN STILL BE PURCHASED FROM YPLAN OR DESIGNMYNIGHT UNTIL 6PM.  A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR FROM 6:15PM - ARRIVE EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

Join us for our second instalment of Hitchcock horror at eerie Brompton Cemetery. Playing on our primal fear of unruly beasts, and of being the submissive in an attack, The Birds gives a bleak answer to the question; "What if...". In his follow up to Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock crafts a gory thriller of unrelenting bird attacks on an innocent town. Unlike his previous films, The Birds has no score to heighten its tension, but rather relies on the scratching, flapping, pecking sound of the birds themselves to leave you unsettled and on edge. Tippy Hendron stars in her first role as a wealthy San Francisco socialite who pursues a flirtation with a lawyer to a small Northern California town. Things turn sinister when birds of all kinds suddenly, and with no reason begin to attack and kill people. A camp classic, The Birds is a must see for any Hitchcock fan.

1000 Londoners;

Fred in Wandsworth is 61-70 and is a retired businessman. Fred now keeps and races pigeons. He lets us into his coop to look at his collection of birds and offers a unique perspective on a little-known but enduring working class London sport.

Please note: all tickets include seating.
Please also note due to the sensitivity of this site, there is ABSOLUTELY NO GLASS PERMITTED at Brompton Cemetery. You are welcome to BYO picnic and/or enjoy the catering on site. There will be no alcoholic drinks for sale so please bring your own if you like [plastic bottles / cans only!]

Plan your journey to Brompton Cemetery here.

Hot and cold drinks available [no alcohol]

Hot and cold food available

Limited disabled access

No glass/ glassware permitted

Picnics [with alcohol] permitted

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