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Hitchcock/Truffaut is a movie starring Wes Anderson, Peter Bogdanovich, and David Fincher. Filmmakers discuss how Francois Truffaut's 1966 book "Cinema According to Hitchcock" influenced their work.

Starring: Peter Bogdanovich, Bob Balaban, David Fincher, Wes Anderson

Genres: Documentary

Director: Kent Jones

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Kent Jones
Writer	Serge Toubiana, Kent Jones
Stars	Peter Bogdanovich, Bob Balaban, David Fincher, Wes Anderson
Country	USA, France
Also Known As	Hitchcock og Truffaut, Χίτσκοκ/Τριφό, ヒッチコック／トリュフォー
Runtime	1H 19M
Description	Filmmakers discuss how Francois Truffaut's 1966 book "Cinema According to Hitchcock" influenced their work.

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Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 11:22

When I watched the movie I felt something new. I saw a man from Russia and he was talking about how it was so hard to understand what was happening in the United States. I thought that there are many people in Russia who feel the same way about America. I think that this film will show the people that this is a very big problem, and that they should take action. When I watched it, I couldn't believe that the person who gave the speech was Russian. I think that he should have been speaking in English. Anyway, I recommend that people should watch this movie. It is a must-see.

Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 22:06

The film is a very strong documentary, and has a lot of great moments that make it very interesting. It is very much a movie about filmmaking, and a lot of the scenes are very interesting, in particular the "behind-the-scenes" footage of the shooting of the movie. Also the acting of the two co-directors is very good, and the editing is very interesting. I have never seen such a well-done movie before. It has a lot of things to say about the art of film-making. In the first part of the film, the first and last acts are quite interesting, with several very interesting elements, such as the people that were involved in making the film, the process, and the character of Hitchcock, and how he made the films. The next part of the film is a little bit slow, but has a lot of great moments. It is a very interesting film, and is a very good look at the work of the great man who is usually referred to as "the greatest American film-maker".

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 08:00

I just saw this film at the Sundance Film Festival and was completely blown away. It is such an incredible film. The performances were great, the story was even better. It is one of the most powerful films I have ever seen. It really is a true story and a must see. I'm not a fan of films with a strong political message but this film has it all. I am sure the American government has to be very pleased with the outcome of this film. I don't think it would be right to deny that we are a human species that has always been at war with our fellow humans, it's just that we are so used to war and so afraid of it that we don't really see what it does to people. This film shows how war affects us and our fellow human beings in a more profound way. We all need to be careful with our war-making. We can always change it from there. This film is extremely powerful. It has so many things to say and it doesn't try to be preachy. I really feel like this is a film that should be in every high school classroom. I feel like this film has a lot of meaning for all of us. I think everyone should see this film.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 03:29

While a series of Hitchcock films are now available on DVD, and a few are excellent, none are better than this. I first saw this film when it came out in 1975, and I never got around to it until a few years ago. I was intrigued by the quality of the film, but I wasn't sure if it was worthy of the price of admission. I watched it again last night, and am so glad I did. The film is fascinating, and very insightful. It is a great film for all audiences. The film is told from the point of view of Hitchcock and his cast. They have an excellent ability to communicate their ideas. I have been on film shoots where they have spent so much time with the actors that they have developed a strong friendship. These people are almost like family. Hitchcock and Hitchcock's cast have a gift of communication that is remarkable. I feel they are friends with their audience. The film is informative, but very entertaining. I have a feeling that it is being lost in the vat of DVDs that are released each year. The film is much better than what is being released on DVD, and if you get the chance to see it, go to the theater. It is a great film.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 21:32

This documentary is about the so-called Wild Bunch, and how the FBI caught up with them and tortured them to death, in order to get them to confess to their crimes. The FBI was interested in getting their confessions because they had some pretty good evidence that they were involved in the assassination of President Kennedy. The FBI's real motive was to get these men to confess and let them go free. The FBI torturers were so cruel, that the FBI had to put an end to their reign of terror. When the FBI decided to end its brutal tactics, it put the FBI in a legal bind. It could no longer use the methods that it had used, which included, rape, sexual abuse, murder, and torture. The FBI was forced to admit that it had committed these crimes. It became a federal crime to commit torture, and the FBI's secrets were exposed. In the end, the FBI admitted that it had done this, and it was the responsibility of the U.S. government to stop it. The FBI should have been prosecuted for its crimes. The truth is that the FBI was caught out, and it had no choice but to apologize for its crimes. The FBI should never have been allowed to use torture. And the American people should be demanding an apology from the FBI.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 16:20

This is an extremely good documentary, covering the work of Hitchcock and Truffaut. The film is well-done and I recommend it to all Hitchcock fans.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 14:10

A great overview of what to do if you have a loved one with AIDS. All of the information is based on actual observations and cases that were reported in the press. The filming was done by a group of friends who are involved in HIV/AIDS research and prevention. A lot of the information in the movie comes from a letter that was written by a young man who was living with HIV/AIDS in his own home, and his parents' inability to understand his illness. The film is excellent and the message is powerful. The movie was made to raise awareness for the epidemic, and it does a good job of that. This is a must see movie, and it is certainly one of the best documentaries about HIV/AIDS that I have ever seen.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 16:57

From the first time I watched this documentary I fell in love with Hitchcock. Hitchcock's use of humour and irony, his ideas of suspense and psychological thriller, his use of language, he was a master of the silent movie and he is a great one. His influence on cinema is such that he would give his audience a movie that was far more than just a good movie. As this film shows he was far more than just a good movie director. The great thing about this film is that it focuses on the film itself. Hitchcock is a genius, but the film is so much more than that. There is nothing boring about this film. It is also a brilliant film, that has everything a great film should have. From its use of sound, to the character's reactions, to the use of visual effects, to the music, to the script, it is a masterpiece. I think the reason people don't like this film is that it is a bit too much for them. They are used to "good" movies and therefore they don't like the fact that Hitchcock is not in this film. They may also feel that this is a boring film because of the use of sound and music. However, I think that these things don't matter to the film because it is brilliant. The film is great because it is Hitchcock and it is a masterpiece. The film is very good because it is brilliant. It is a brilliant film. I rate this film 10/10.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 02:42

Ridley Scott has always been very meticulous about the visual presentation of his movies. They are generally very well made, and are frequently very visually stimulating. But this one is a stand out. The stories are very compelling, and Scott's pacing is impeccable. It is one of the best I've ever seen. As a big fan of Hitchcock, I've seen this movie a few times, and every time I'm captivated. It is not only Hitchcock's finest film, but one of the most fascinating films of all time. I don't think this is a film for the faint of heart. I highly recommend it.

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 16:53

Featuring a lot of different topics that include: films, literature, and a history of cinema, Hitchcock's 'Psycho' is a very enjoyable and enlightening film. It is difficult to understand some of the discussions that surround this film, but I believe it is for the best. The only problem is that you'll have to watch it three or four times to understand everything that Hitchcock is trying to get across. This is an important film that is well worth watching. It will put a lot of things into perspective that most people are not aware of. It will also make you question how you see the world. Not to mention, it will leave you with an impression of what you would like to have if you could have been able to control your life. I'm sure that many will find this film to be boring, but that is the point.

Friday, 22 May 2020 11:13

This is a fascinating documentary, which attempts to cover a fascinating subject in an entertaining manner. In many ways, it resembles a series of very personal interviews of Hitchcock, Hitchcock's wife, and the real world as it was before the release of Psycho. While it is obviously somewhat biased, it is fascinating nonetheless. Although the subject is Hitchcock's life, it is also true that this documentary is also about the man himself. The idea that we can't predict what will happen in our lives, that our actions and our reactions are often guided by our own fears, and that sometimes our reactions are correct but we may not see it. The real world is a place where we can't predict the outcome of our actions, where we often run into situations we would never have imagined. The documentary is an excellent way to observe how the Hitchcock films were influenced by the real world. The interviews are fascinating, and the documentary includes a very interesting discussion of Hitchcock's own childhood and how his mother dealt with his father's death. It is a very intriguing film, but is certainly not for everyone. While the film is very entertaining, it is not an entertaining film in the sense that it does not offer any surprises or any kind of a narrative. The subject is fascinating, but there is no narrative to tell us what is happening. It is a fascinating documentary, but I would recommend that you see it before reading the book, which is the basis of the documentary.

Friday, 22 May 2020 05:25

This documentary covers the last four years of the life of David Fincher, as a film director. The interview with his wife (Fincher's wife) and children, the review of his films, the interviews with film critics, and his new film 'Fincher's Girl,' give an extremely clear view of the impact of his films, and the effect they had on the people around him. This documentary is an essential must-see for any movie buff. It's a film that everyone should see.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 19:36

Watching this documentary is like looking into a time capsule of American cinema. The music, the production values, the creative writing, and the choices made by the filmmakers, make it truly unique. I love the conversation that's built between the two filmmakers. It's wonderful to see how the two men deal with their influences, and the impact they have on their work. I especially liked how they use the story of Hitchcock and Tarkovsky to demonstrate the impact of influence, and how the two men create art that's not connected to reality, but somehow allows them to escape into their world.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 11:47

I have seen Hitch's films many times, and loved them all. But, the 6th book of his Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. and I haven't seen the last two books in the series. But, I was very disappointed. I was looking forward to seeing how the story was going to end. It ended abruptly and left me feeling very disappointed. The books are not like movies, but I would still recommend them. They are extremely entertaining, and Hitch himself said that they are "real" books, and not movies. It was very disappointing that the books were not like the movies. I am sad that the books weren't what I expected. I am sad that the books were not what Hitch wanted to see.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 10:39

I first heard about this film through my news feed. I was already familiar with the work of Hitchcock, so I had no reason to doubt the legitimacy of this film. But the more I read, the more I was impressed by it. It is a complex, intelligent, and powerful documentary about the history of art and photography, and the media's role in that history. Hitchcock and Tarr had a great understanding of photography and storytelling. They were great collaborators and this film is their testament to the film-making process. It's not just about photography or photography alone. It's about a technique and a philosophy. It is also about the world of the photojournalist, who was also an artist. Tarr's work was especially influential in the development of photography as a medium. It's one of the most important films ever made. If you're a fan of Hitchcock, or Tarr, or both, you owe it to yourself to watch this film. And, if you are a fan of film, and you haven't seen this film, you owe it to yourself to watch it.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 08:38

I was lucky enough to be able to see this film at the Toronto Film Festival and I can honestly say it was the best film I have ever seen. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of detail that was put into this film. The stories were all unique and were kept at a consistent level of relevance. The film did not allow the viewer to focus on any one story, but rather each story was woven together to form a story that was based on the same foundation of social consciousness. While many of the stories were unrelated, each story had a common thread that linked them all together and the viewer was able to learn from each one and relate to them as a whole. The film is based on a book by the same title and it is a beautiful book that I wish had been made into a film. The book is an incredible book that I read when I was younger and it has been my life companion ever since. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who is interested in understanding the world and human history and the people that were there. This film is truly a visual feast and it does not require the viewer to know anything about the history of the 1930s or the world to enjoy this film. This is a wonderful film that I hope will be remembered for years to come. I was very impressed with the fact that Hitchcock would actually give us a glimpse into the way people in the 1930s were feeling about the events of the world. This is a film that I would recommend to anyone who has a heart for film and is interested in social consciousness. This is a great film that should not be missed. It is truly a film that will leave a lasting impression on the viewer and it is a film that I hope will be remembered for years to come. This film is a must see and I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in film and history. I highly recommend this film.

Saturday, 09 May 2020 15:05

I just got back from seeing this documentary on HBO. I have to say, it's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. While it does present the most sensational case of police corruption ever made, it also makes you understand why police officers may be inclined to abuse their power. While you can't take this movie as being the definitive case of police corruption, it does show why cops are sometimes so powerful. It also shows why some officers don't have the proper training to work as police officers. This documentary is well worth watching and I hope you will give it a chance. I also want to say that this documentary was made by an organization that focuses on making documentaries about police brutality, and it is definitely a very good one.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 22:41

Wow. I am no longer a fan of the new wave of Hitchcock. I am not a fan of Hitchcock at all. I feel I have seen most of his films, and there is nothing new to discover in this film. If you want to watch a good film of the new wave, this is not it. If you want to watch a good film of the old school, this is the film for you.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 20:10

This movie was made in 2010. It's the first movie to use real footage. The point of view is used because it's the only way to create a real feel for this period. You can't create a real movie if you have people's perspectives, and this movie does not disappoint. It's a film about a period in time when everything was new and new technologies were available to us, and it's a movie about the freedom of choice and the way we can still control our own lives. It's a film about freedom. And a movie about music. The director, Sean Penn, was an integral part of the creation of this film. He talks about his experiences as an artist and how he realized the power of music. It's a very powerful film. It's a great introduction to the world of music. It's a movie about freedom. It's a movie about life. It's a movie about music. And it's a movie about us.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 14:14

What a movie! I'm a huge fan of Hitchcock. And I have to say, it is my favorite movie of all time. I think it is a masterpiece. It is one of the best movies I have ever seen. The photography, the music, the story. Everything is just fantastic. I've read reviews that are a little harsh, saying the movie is slow. I disagree. I feel the movie is slow at points. But it keeps you interested. I can't say I've ever felt so tense watching a movie. I have seen all of Hitchcock's movies and this one is definitely one of my favorites. The music is a little too repetitive, but it fits the movie. The photography is simply amazing. It is incredible. I have never been more fascinated by a movie, but this one is definitely one of my favorite. I just can't get enough of this movie. It is the best movie I have ever seen, and it will never be forgotten.

Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 11:13

As I watched the movie I was greatly surprised. It was very interesting to see how a small group of people, working with an incredible amount of resources and resources of the time, created a movie that left me speechless. To watch the movie, you don't feel the horror of what you are seeing, you feel the terror. This is what is important, what the movie is about, and what it really is. The movie is beautiful, and worth every penny of the tickets. We can all learn a lot from this movie.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 11:19

I was able to watch this documentary on YouTube. I enjoyed it a lot. I watched it a second time, and it is still very moving. The story of Hitchcok and Truffaut was very interesting and interesting for me. I had heard of the Truffaut and Hitchcok story but was surprised to learn that they are not related. I would recommend this to anyone who is interested in these subjects. The documentary is worth watching for anyone who is interested in these subjects.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 06:53

This is a must see film, that must be seen by all who value freedom. At this point in history, the U.S. has been at war with it's own people. It is time for us to stop fighting and start living, and this film is a great start to the process. There is a growing sentiment that the world is in a deep crisis. We are not fighting for freedom or freedom of speech. We are fighting for the survival of our human civilization. We are fighting to be free, to be free from the tyranny of our oppressors. And to do this we must build a better world. And this film is a great starting point. The world is not like it was when we first began this fight. We have become much more powerful than our oppressors. We are a nation of freedom, and we are stronger together. Freedom is not a dirty word. It is a gift from the Creator. It is something that can be bestowed upon us. This film shows us the hope that we can all enjoy our freedom, and the reason why we have to. Freedom is a gift, and we have to take it, not sell it.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 04:25

I saw this documentary and I was impressed. The first part of the film is the history of Hitchcock's relationship with the directors of "Psycho", "Psycho II" and "Psycho 3". The second part of the film is about Hitchcock's relationship with Truffaut and "The Birds". I would recommend this film to anyone interested in the history of film.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 01:47

I am so glad that this movie was made. The author was so much in love with his subject. He clearly had a deep love for it. The cinematography was beautiful, the interviews with the actors were very interesting. The characters were well developed, even if they were somewhat flat. This movie is a must see. If you want to see the real story of a great artist, see this movie. It will make you see art in a different light.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 00:59

I think this is a must see film. It is one of the best films I have ever seen. It is a great insight into how a great film is made. The interviews with Hitchcock and Truffaut are truly fascinating and the film is well-paced. It is very interesting to see how they have changed and evolved as filmmakers. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the art of film making.

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