Hitchcock, the enunciator

Document author(s):
Raymond Bellour
Document source:
Camera obscura
Publication date:
1977
Document language:
English
Document type:
article
Number of pages:
13
Source pagination:
66-91
Document name subject:
Alfred Hitchcock
Document contains:
production co
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  • Shadow of a doubt — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1943
  • Rope — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1948
  • Strangers on a train — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1951
  • I confess — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1953
  • Rear window — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1954
  • Dial M for murder — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1954
  • Vertigo — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1958
  • North by northwest — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1959
  • Psycho — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1960
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  • Marnie — Hitchcock, Alfred — United States — 1964
Film country(ies):
United States
Film language(s):
English
Film production company:
Alfred Hitchcock Productions, First National Pictures, Inc., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount Pictures, Skirball Productions, Transatlantic Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Warner Bros.
Film genre(s):
Crime, Feature, Mystery, Romance, Slasher, and Thriller
Film subject(s):
  • Animal attacks -- Drama
  • Apartment houses -- Drama
  • Assault and battery -- Drama
  • Birds -- Abnormalities -- Drama
  • City and town life -- New York (State) -- New York -- Drama
  • Cocktail parties -- Drama
  • Deception -- Drama
  • Espionage -- Drama
  • Extortion -- Drama
  • Family life -- Moral and ethical aspects -- Drama
  • Impostors and imposture -- California -- San Francisco -- Drama
  • Man-woman relationships -- California -- San Francisco -- Drama
  • Man-woman relationships -- Drama
  • Memory -- Drama
  • Mentally ill women -- Drama
  • Misogyny -- Drama
  • Motels -- Drama
  • Mothers and sons -- Drama
  • Mount Rushmore National Memorial -- Drama
  • Murder -- California -- San Francisco -- Drama
  • Murder -- Drama
  • Murder -- Investigation -- Drama
  • Murder -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
  • Murder -- United States -- Drama
  • Murderers -- Drama
  • Parricide -- United States -- Drama
  • Photographers -- United States -- Drama
  • Priests, Catholic -- United States -- Drama
  • Prostitution -- United States -- Drama
  • Psychopaths -- Drama
  • Rape -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
  • Rich people -- Drama
  • Rope -- Drama
  • Tennis players -- Drama
  • Theft -- Drama
  • Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- Drama
  • Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- United States -- Drama
  • Truthfulness and falsehood -- Drama
  • United Nations and learned institutions, societies, etc. -- Drama
  • Voyeurism -- Drama
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