Kiss Me Deadly
NOT BY LYNCH continues TONIGHT, Saturday 7 February at The Cinema Museum with Robert Aldrich’s Kiss Me Deadly (1955).
Below, Alison Rumfitt (Brainwyrms, Tell Me I’m Worthless) introduces the film with a new piece on its schocking inversion of film noir, and imprint on David Lynch.
Tickets are available here, and come with a print booklet including the essay.
Gumshoe Apocalypse
Contains plot elements.
“Whatever is in that box, it must be very precious… so many people have died for it.”
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