Hitchcock's Mystery

Author: Xu Yi
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Publish Date: 1999-09-01
Features: The master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, has dominated the international film scene for five decades, leaving audiences with a series of suspenseful and terrifying films. This book describes the legendary film career of the master, revealing his unique personal charm to a broad readership. It guides readers on a magical dream journey through the suspenseful maze of the master's films.
Book Description: This book describes the legendary film career of the master, revealing his unique personal charm to a broad readership. It guides readers on a magical dream journey through the suspenseful maze of the master's films. The book is rich in detailed and comprehensive information, with vivid and engaging writing, making it highly readable. It not only helps film enthusiasts understand the mysteries of Hitchcock's suspense films but also serves as a reference book for filmmakers. The birth of a master, the beginning of a legend
A Lonely Childhood: Ignoring his brother and sister; maintaining a distance from his parents; fearing teachers, police, and powerful figures.
A Passion for Exploration: Immersed in the pervasive world of evil: murder, poisoning.
A Productive Adulthood: Troubled by his own endless, absurd worries: still fearing the police, to the extent of not daring to drive; a half-smoked cigarette butt could cause him distress; afraid of meeting strangers, leading to a reclusive lifestyle, with only a few close friends staying at home all day, surrounded by books, photos, his wife, daughter, and a small dog.
His entire life, he could only do one thing—make movies!