Alfred Hitchcock

A Brief History Of Directors Remaking Their Own Films And What We Can Learn From Them

By  Anna Swanson 

From the blatantly unoriginal remake to the beneficial opportunity for improvement, the practice always has interesting results.

5 Must Watch Video Essays for Hitchcock Fans

By  Will DiGravio 

If you love Alfred Hitchcock, you’ll love these video essays about his work.

Listen to the Greats Discuss ‘Vertigo,’ Hitchcock’s Magnum Opus

By  Madison Brek 

Watch a video essay about why Vertigo resonates so profoundly with filmmakers.

Exploring the Relationship Between ‘Citizen Kane’ and ‘Rebecca’

By  Will DiGravio 

What can we learn by juxtaposing these two classic movies?

How the Dangers of Memory Affect Characters

By  Alex Vitti 

Unsurprisingly, there is a downside to clinging to manipulated and distorted memories.

Why Hitchcock Altered the Opening Sequence of ‘Notorious’

By  Will DiGravio 

Watch a video essay examining how Alfred Hitchcock set up a motif.

When François Truffaut’s Life Imitated His Art

By  Will DiGravio 

A filmmaker becomes his own character.

5 Train Movies for Every Movie Lover

By  Sinead McCausland 

To mark the release of Murder on the Orient Express, we’ve compiled a list of five train movies for every kind of movie fan.

Hitchcock Takes Flight: A Stairway Filmography

By  Jacob Oller 

The 39 Steps? How about 39 different staircase movies?