Nine of Alfred Hitchcock's silent films have been chosen to represent the cultural heritage of the UK. Made in the late 20s and now restored, these rarely seen titles have been added to the smartly named UNESCO Memory of the World Register.
The nine titles were restored by the BFI over three years and became the largest restoration projection the national institute has ever undertaken. The films are currently touring America, giving new audiences the chance to admire and appreciate these lost gems from the director's early career.
The BFI National Archive's painstaking restorations are attracting not only new audiences around the world but the acclaim of the international community as important works of world cultural note" - Robin Baker, Head Curator, BFI
Offering a glimpse of the genius of Hitchcock, these works now form a significant part of any season celebrating the famous director.
The following titles were restored by the BFI in association with ITV Studios and Park Circus:
