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9 hours ago · Alfred Hitchcock: the director who gives Bong Joon-ho “very strange inspiration”. Firmly established as one of cinema’s pre-eminent auteurs, Bong Joon-ho has achieved worldwide fame and adulation without deviating from the themes and motifs that have served him well since the very beginning. The filmmaker crafts stories that are rooted in ...
9 hours ago · The 39 Steps (Image: The 39 Steps) I had no idea about The 39 Steps other than it being a film by Alfred Hitchcock. That is what piqued my interest when I saw it was on at Theatre Royal Brighton ...
9 hours ago · Alfred Hitchcock’s Murder (1930) features a transvestite trapeze artist who murders a woman to prevent her from disclosing his “half-caste” status, where half-caste signifies both “mixed-race” and sexual preference; in Caprice (1967), another murderous transvestite gets her comeuppance when she is pushed from a balcony by Doris Day (Russo, 1987); and The Silence of the Lambs (1991 ...
9 hours ago · Leonard Maltin Movie Guide Review: Marnie (1964) - 3 out of 4 stars. "This story of a habitual thief (Hedren) whose employer (Connery) is determined to understand her illness was considered a misfire in 1964...but there's more than meets the eye, especially for Hitchcock buffs. Script by Jay Presson Allen.
9 hours ago · Her experience inspired her dark 1936 novel Jamaica Inn and the Alfred Hitchcock film adaptation three years later, putting the remote hamlet of Bolventor and its pub firmly on the visitors’ map. Stories of ghosts and poltergeist activity have blossomed ever since and Jamaica Inn is now a prime destination for ghost hunters from all over the world.
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9 hours ago · Apple has released a new campaign pitching privacy on iPhone, focusing on Safari. Part of the campaign includes a 1:48 spot called “Flock” that is reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock’s all-time classic, The Birds. The film, from Director Ivan Zacharias and Academy Award-winning editor Mikkel E. G. Nielsen, portrays the horrors of online data ...
