Keeping your amateur standing: audience participation and good citizenship in Hitchcock's political films
- Document source:
- Cinema Journal
- Publication date:
- 1990 Win
- Document language:
- English
- Document type:
- article
- Number of pages:
- 15
- Source pagination:
- 8-22
- Document name subject:
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Related films:
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- The man who knew too much — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1934
- The thirty-nine steps — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1935
- The lady vanishes — Hitchcock, Alfred — England — 1938
- Foreign correspondent — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1940
- Saboteur — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1942
- North by northwest — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1959
- Film country(ies):
- England and United States
- Film language(s):
- English
- Film production company:
- Gainsborough Studios, Gaumont British Picture Corp., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, United Artists Corporation, and Universal Pictures
- Film genre(s):
- Espionage, Thriller, and War
- Film subject(s):
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- Assassination -- Drama
- Bombings -- Drama
- Diplomatic and consular service -- Drama
- Espionage -- Drama
- Espionage -- Great Britain -- Drama
- Fugitives from justice -- Drama
- Hoover Dam (Ariz. and Nev.) -- Drama
- Kidnapping -- Drama
- Man-woman relationships -- Drama
- Mothers and sons -- Drama
- Mount Rushmore National Memorial -- Drama
- Murder -- Drama
- Rich people -- Drama
- Saint Moritz (Switzerland) -- Description and travel -- Drama
- Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- Drama
- United Nations and learned institutions, societies, etc. -- Drama
- World War, 1939-1945 -- Drama
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