Alfred Hitchcock by Bill Krohn

Alfred Hitchcock by Bill Krohn

Alfred Hitchcock (UK, 18991980) is undeniably theworlds most famous film director. His name hasbecome synonymous with the cinema, and eachnew generation takes the same pleasure in rediscoveringhis films, which are now treasures ofour artistic heritage. Hitchcock started out in theBritish silent cinema of the 1920s, which reachedits peak with succ

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Bill Krohn, internationally respected as one of the world's best cinema critics, is the Los Angeles correspondent for Cahiers du cinema. He is also the author of Hitchcock at Work, which has been translated into numerous languages.

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ISBN 13	9782866425715
ISBN 10	2866425715
Title	Alfred Hitchcock
Author	Bill Krohn
Series	Masters Of Cinema
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Cahiers du Cinema
Year published	2010-10-01
Number of pages	104
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