Black Sunday in 35mm

Audrey Hepburn made a welcome return to the big screen after a nine-year absence in a touching performance as Maid Marian in this romantic swashbuckler with Sean Connery (at his most vulnerable) as Robin Hood.

Richard Lester (The Three Musketeers, 1973) directed the tragicomic original screenplay by Oscar winner James Goldman (The Lion in Winter, 1968), and the supporting cast features an astonishing assemblage of British acting talent including Richard Harris, Denholm Elliott, Nicol Williamson, Ian Holm, and Robert Shaw in a quietly powerful performance as Robin’s perennial nemesis, the Sheriff of Nottingham.

The bestselling aquatic thriller by Jaws author Peter Benchley became a summer blockbuster under the direction of four-time Oscar nominee Peter Yates (Bullitt, 1968), with Robert Shaw commanding the screen as a Bahamas treasure hunter who aids a vacationing couple (Jacqueline Bisset and Nick Nolte) in a dangerous hunt for a sunken fortune.

The film’s memorable diving scenes benefit from the impressive underwater cinematography of second unit directors Al Giddings (The Abyss, 1989) and Stan Waterman, and the evocative score by five-time Oscar winner John Barry.