Lakewood Public Cinema
See a film at Lakewood Public Library every Saturday evening at 6:00 p.m. These free events take place in the cozy confines of the Main Library Basement Auditorium on a digitally-projected big screen. Be sure to pick up a Film Calendar on your next visit. As always, the programs at Lakewood Public Library are free and open to the public.
Lakewood Public Cinema- North by Northwest
A New York ad man (Cary Grant) is mistaken for a spy and captured by foreign agents. He temporarily escapes and finds himself on a Chicago-bound train with a mysterious blonde (Eva Marie Saint). As the characters head “north by northwest” Hitchcock devises some of his most memorable sequences, including a confrontation with a crop […] Read More
Lakewood Public Cinema- Psycho
A real estate office worker (Janet Leigh) has been entrusted with an envelope full of cash to take to the bank. She takes the forty grand, and then takes it on the lam. On the way to meet her boyfriend, she stops at a roadside motel. After a friendly chat with the weirdly amiable clerk […] Read More
Lakewood Public Cinema- Man From the South and An Unlocked Window
Alfred Hitchcock became a household name after the introduction of his celebrated TV series. Here are two highly regarded episodes from the early 1960s: In “Man from the South,” a shadowy character (Peter Lorre) proposes a macabre wager to an overconfident gambler (Steve McQueen). In “An Unlocked Window,” a serial killer is loose in a […] Read More