The Third Man: excellent character study of people coping with a changed world where old certainties are subverted
Carol Reed, “The Third Man” (1949) Here’s an excellent movie character study about the testing
Reviews of films from the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales).
Carol Reed, “The Third Man” (1949) Here’s an excellent movie character study about the testing
Roman Polanski, “Repulsion” (1965) A good psychological character study of a young woman suffering mental illness
Michael Reeves, “Witchfinder General” (1968) Loosely based on the exploits of the English 17th-century witch-hunters Matthew
Alfred Hitchcock, “Number 17” (1932) It has many of the ingredients of a typical Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock, “Rich and Strange” aka “East of Shanghai” (1931) One of a group of films
Alfred Hitchcock, “Waltzes from Vienna” (1934) What’s this? – a musical comedy about Johann Strauss
Alfred Hitchcock, “Secret Agent” (1936) The surprising thing about this film is that lead actor
Alfred Hitchcock, “Downhill” (1927) Before he found his niche as Master of Suspense, the young
Alfred Hitchcock, “The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog” (1927) Only the third film
Alfred Hitchcock, “The 39 Steps” (1935) Very loosely based on John Buchan’s novel “The Thirty-Nine