Torn Curtain: an unremarkable spy thriller film let down by poor casting and a laboured script
Alfred Hitchcock, “Torn Curtain” (1966) To properly appreciate how good a director Alfred Hitchcock was
Films directed by Alfred Hitchock
Alfred Hitchcock, “Torn Curtain” (1966) To properly appreciate how good a director Alfred Hitchcock was
Alfred Hitchcock, “Dial M for Murder” (1953) A clever and witty murder mystery with fine
Alfred Hitchcock, “Under Capricorn” (1949) Set in the early days of the British colony of
French and French-language Films
Roman Polanski, “Frantic” (1988) For a film proclaiming itself “Frantic”, this suspense thriller is surprisingly
Alfred Hitchcock, “Topaz” (1969) Coming towards the tail-end of a long and illustrious career in
Alfred Hitchcock, “Shadow of a Doubt” (1942) A dark film that explores the potential for
Sacha Gervasi, “Hitchcock” (2012) Fifty years after Alfred Hitchcock released his film “Psycho”, both director
Alfred Hitchcock, “The Ring” (1927) An early triumph for the young Alfred Hitchcock, released in
Alfred Hitchcock, “The Manxman” (1929) Last of Alfred Hitchcock’s true silent films, “The Manxman” is
Alfred Hitchcock, “Family Plot” (1976) Considering that the famous British director was in bad health