Is Gus Van Sant’s remake of Psycho a greedy studio money grab, an act of artistic hubris, or a misunderstood experimental work dismantling an acknowledged masterpiece? Andrew Bujalski believes the latter, and so did Steven Soderbergh when he combined both the Hitchcock original and the Van Sant reworking into a single film that interweaves the work of the master and the acolyte. Catch this rare screening of one of the Ocean’s 11 director’s most esoteric works with Bujalski on hand to explain why Soderbergh was right. – Richard Whittaker
