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THE HIDDEN ROOM / THE SLEEPING TIGER is 3 hr 5 min long.

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British Marriage Noir Double Feature: THE HIDDEN ROOM (aka OBSESSION), 1949, Eagle-Lion Films, 96 min. British psychologist Clive Riordan (Robert Newton), fed up with his wife’s philandering, makes her latest lover disappear in a deviously devised “perfect crime.” Made in England by the blacklisted Edward Dmytryk, THE HIDDEN ROOM is packed with wit and suspense. Print courtesy of the British Film Institute. THE SLEEPING TIGER, 1954, Astor Pictures, 89 min. In director Joseph Losey’s first British-made film, psychologist Clive Esmond (Alexander Knox) boards a criminal youth (Dirk Bogarde) in his home, in order to test his methods of behavior modification through psychoanalysis. Just wait until the doctor’s wife (Alexis Smith) gets her hands on the young stud. Print courtesy of the British Film Institute. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation.

THE HIDDEN ROOM / THE SLEEPING TIGER

Name: THE HIDDEN ROOM / THE SLEEPING TIGER
Released: 2015-04-05
Duration: 185

NR 3 hr 5 min

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How long is THE HIDDEN ROOM / THE SLEEPING TIGER?: THE HIDDEN ROOM / THE SLEEPING TIGER is 3 hr 5 min long.

What is THE HIDDEN ROOM / THE SLEEPING TIGER about?: British Marriage Noir Double Feature: THE HIDDEN ROOM (aka OBSESSION), 1949, Eagle-Lion Films, 96 min. British psychologist Clive Riordan (Robert Newton), fed up with his wife’s philandering, makes her latest lover disappear in a deviously devised “perfect crime.” Made in England by the blacklisted Edward Dmytryk, THE HIDDEN ROOM is packed with wit and suspense. Print courtesy of the British Film Institute. THE SLEEPING TIGER, 1954, Astor Pictures, 89 min. In director Joseph Losey’s first British-made film, psychologist Clive Esmond (Alexander Knox) boards a criminal youth (Dirk Bogarde) in his home, in order to test his methods of behavior modification through psychoanalysis. Just wait until the doctor’s wife (Alexis Smith) gets her hands on the young stud. Print courtesy of the British Film Institute. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation.