7 - A Night to Remember (1958‪)‬ Random Acts of Cinema

Is it about corporate greed run amok?  Class warfare?  Human indulgence?  Human suffering?  Uh… the hubris of man? Well, it’s definitely not about some dumb diamond necklace.  Roy Ward Baker’s all-time classic account of the sailing and sinking of the Titanic is far more than simply a blueprint for later, better retellings.  It may very well set the high watermark for them all.
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If you’d like to watch ahead for next week’s film, we will be discussing and reviewing Henri-Georges Clouzot Wages of Fear (1952).