A black and white sketch of a smiling man with a monocle and a cigar in the foreground, set against a swirling, dark background with the text "I am Stroheim" below.

West Point Inn Association

LXCL:Doors open at 4:00 for the 4:30 screening

GENERAL ADMISSION to 4:30 SCREENING

LXCL:Doors open at 6:30 for the 7:00 screening

GENERAL ADMISSION to  7:00 SCREENING

LXCL:Depending on cancellations or demand, you will be contacted regarding future screenings.

WAITLIST:  FUTURE SCREENINGS

In this silent alpine thriller from 1919, director, actor, and general charlatan, Erich von Stroheim represents a seductive predator to a neglected wife. &nbsp;A jewish emigr&eacute; from Austria, Stroheim joined other alpine emigrants and nature bathers in the discovery of the alpine splendor of Mount Tamalpais, the California Sierras and the mountains surrounding Palm Springs, the film&#39;s location. &nbsp;His 1912 employment at the West Point Inn, where he began his intimate relations with his first wife, inspired Blind Husbands, a&nbsp;&nbsp;dark love-triangle in a mountain lodge&nbsp;displaying the cheery bon vivance of nature lovers &nbsp;cavorting in the shadow of an alpine disaster.&nbsp; Your ticket purchase helps preserve and maintain the historic West Point Inn sharing the long history of public access on Mount Tamalpais. &nbsp;Consider an additional donation and become a part of the history of the Mountain.

In this silent alpine thriller from 1919, director, actor, and general charlatan, Erich von Stroheim represents a seductive predator to a neglected wife.  A jewish emigré from Austria, Stroheim joined other alpine emigrants and nature bathers in the discovery of the alpine splendor of Mount Tamalpais, the California Sierras and the mountains surrounding Palm Springs, the film's location.  His 1912 employment at the West Point Inn, where he began his intimate relations with his first wife, inspired Blind Husbands, a  dark love-triangle in a mountain lodge displaying the cheery bon vivance of nature lovers  cavorting in the shadow of an alpine disaster.  Your ticket purchase helps preserve and maintain the historic West Point Inn sharing the long history of public access on Mount Tamalpais.  Consider an additional donation and become a part of the history of the Mountain.

West Point Inn Association

BLIND HUSBANDS, Stroheim’s 1919 Alpine Thriller

California Alpine Club Lodge

GENERAL ADMISSION to 4:30 SCREENING

$30

GENERAL ADMISSION to 7:00 SCREENING

$30

WAITLIST: FUTURE SCREENINGS

Free

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