Summer Nights film: Strangers on a Train

The IMA’s annual summer favorite returns. Grab your blanket and lawn chairs, pack a picnic and head to the IMA for movies under the stars.

Strangers on a Train (PG 1951)
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, starring Farley Granger
Running Time: 101 mins.

This taut Fruedian thriller follows Bruno (Robert Walker), a disturbed soul who meets tennis star Guy (Granger). Bruno desperately wants his rich father dead; Guy wants to dump his wife. Guy laughs off Bruno’s suggestion that they "trade" murders, but Bruno won’t take no for an answer. Visually arresting, nail-biting Hitchcock with the famous climactic carousel scene.
Preceded by the cartoon: Baton Bunny

Ticket sales begin and doors open at 6:00 pm for picnicking; films begin at dusk (except on July 11). Tickets available at the door only; members $3, public $8. Members must present current membership card to receive discount. Children six and under are admitted free. All films are subject to change.

Promotional support provided by Emmis Communications.