Alfred Hitchcock's Lifeboat

The master of suspense is back with the first time release of the Academy Award nominee classic Lifeboat.

This amazing and controversial drama/suspense is one of his best works and it's no wonder he received nominations for best director, best writing and best cinematography.

This amazing survival-of-the-fittest story about a group of eight individuals who are trapped in a wooden boat after their ship is attacked by Germans. Set in the time of the Second World War, each individual comes to life and brings even more drama when their real personas materialize.

Things get even more complicated when a ninth survivor is rescued. But this is no ordinary survivor. It's the Nazi captain who attacked them. Talking about uncomfortable living conditions! Lifeboat shows what can and unfortunately does happen when we let our will to survive overtake our common sense. Or is it the other way around?