The Disappearance (Twilight Time) Denis Villeneuve including Emma Thompson for Best including Emma Thompson for Best Actress each instalment follows the fortunes of the feckless and accident prone – yet seemingly irresistible – Timmy (Askwith) as he gets embroiled in the money making schemes of his brother in law Sidney Noggett (Anthony Booth The Disappearance (1977) from director Stuart Cooper (Overlord) is a film maudit ripe for rediscovery the tale of an ultra cool hit man (Donald Sutherland) for an international assassination agency who must grapple with the disappearance of his beloved but wandering wife (Francine Racette) and with a new target who seems strangely connected to his vanished spouse Featuring phenomenal performances by the likes of David Hemmings John Hurt Christopher Plummer and David Warner the film available on this Twilight Time release both in a new cut and in director Cooper's original version spotlights the work of cinematographer John Alcott (A Clockwork Orange The Shining) a Stanley Kubrick favorite