
by Bernard Benoliel, Gilles Esposito, Murielle Joudet, Jean-François Rauger · BLUME (Naturart) · tapa dura · ISBN 9788418725159

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This book is a fundamental work to know the filmography of Alfred Hitchcock and understand how he influenced the history of cinema. It includes an exhaustive analysis of his films, from his first English works to his world-famous American masterpieces, without forgetting his titles for television. The synopsis, genesis, cast, realization and reception of critics and the public of each film are examined, revealing the genius inventor of cinematographic forms. In addition, unpublished films, unfinished films, lost films and a photonovela of the filmmaker are included. The work has an exceptional iconography, which includes storyboards, graphic scripts, frames, filming photographs, posters and promotional documents, as well as filming secrets, anecdotes and analysis of planes and mythical scenes.
