Film concert Hitchcock ‘The Lodger’

Celebrate the centenary of Alfred Hitchcock’s silent thriller **The Lodger (1927)** with a spectacular, one-of‑a‑kind film concert that will ignite your senses. As the camera rolls, organist **Berry van Berkum** and jazz‑inspired trumpeter **Ruben Drenth** unleash an impromptu score that breathes fresh life into the classic London fog. van Berkum, a seasoned silent‑film accompanist, draws on a rich palette—Messiaen, jazz, minimalist motifs—to weave an evolving musical landscape on the spot. Drenth’s daring trumpet lines dance through ominous shadows, complementing the organ’s rolling chords and propelling the narrative forward. Feel the dread sweep over you as the Bunting family confronts the unknown tenant—was he a killer hiding in the mist, or morning’s quiet terror? Every beat, every cymbal crash, heightens the suspense that makes Hitchcock’s story timeless. This daring collaboration taps into an old Russian tradition of organ accompaniment while harnessing avant‑garde jazz, creating an unforgettable, interactive cinematic experience. Don’t miss this chance to witness history in motion and music—secure your tickets now for a night of suspense, improvisation, and pure cinematic exhilaration.