DISHONOURED | 1931 | dir. Josef Von Sternberg | 91 mins |
During World War I, the Austrian Secret Service its most seductive agent to spy on the Russians. Her assignment is to expose two suspected infiltrators by flirting with them. Both men become infatuated with her.
Join us at 44 King Street for an exciting cinema collaboration with the University of Stirling Communications, Media and Culture department.
This screening will feature an introduction discussing Dietrich’s complicated relationship with director Josef von Sternberg by Sam Warnock (Events Program Assistant at Creative Stirling).
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