The perfect Hitchcockian combination of intrigue, suspense and droll humour, The Lady Vanishes is one of the finest films from the great director's British period. Iris Henderson is a rich playgirl who has spent her summer holidaying on the continent with her girlfriends. On the rail journey home, Iris is mildly peeved that one of her carriage-mates is the cocky Gilbert, a smart-aleck lad's lad she met on her trip. Luckily, she also meets the charming Miss. Froy, and the two quickly become firm friends. But when Miss Froy goes missing and nobody in the cabin confirms they saw her, Iris and Gilbert must work together to find her. Where did Miss Froy go? And what sinister forces are at work to prevent her from being found?

Special Features:
The ‘Surrealism’ of Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lady Vanishes (1938) by Ken Mogg, author of several works about Hitchcock including "The Alfred Hitchcock Story'
Audio commentary by Dr Brian McFarlane, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of English, Communication & Performance Studies, Monash University
Original Theatrical Trailer