Gilda - Press Reviews
"If you've never seen it, it's about time."
"Vidor's seductive thriller is a hate-fuelled masterpiece." - iFlicks
"deliciously perverse and strange 1946 film noir" - The Independent
"New digital print of Charles Vidor's stunning 1946 film noir starring Rita Hayworth as the sensuous moll and Glenn Ford as her old flame." - The List
"Gilda is the most fabulous of team efforts and this new print glows with rude health." - London Evening Standard
"If you've never seen it, it's about time." - Radio Times
"a movie like this a real gem to watch" - Static Mass Emporium
"one of Hayworth's greatest performances." - Film 4
"darkly, sophisticated stuff" - The Big Issue
"The film will always belong to its beguiling star." - Cinemart
"a sultry film noir set in wartime Buenos Aires" - The Daily Telegraph
**** "A real 1940s Hollywood treat." - The Guardian
"A beautiful restoration of Charles Vidor's iconic 1946 noir with sexual intrigue" - The Mail on Sunday
"Hayworth performs a fully clothed, singing striptease, possibly far sexier than the real thing. Shiver as she peels off a black, silk elbow-length glove." - The Times
"See it." - Time Out
**** "Hothouse passions were rarely steamier" - Total Film
