A Hitchcock Reader

This anthology offers critical essays on Hitchcock's films, providing insights and resources for both film students and scholars. A Hitchcock Reader is essential reading.

This comprehensive anthology delves into the works of one of cinema's most influential directors, Alfred Hitchcock. In A Hitchcock Reader, readers will find in-depth discussions of 20 of Hitchcock's films, alongside references to many others. The essays are thoughtfully contextualized through section introductions provided by the editors, enhancing the understanding of both the films and the critical analyses presented. This structure allows for a seamless exploration of Hitchcock's legacy and the various interpretations that have emerged over the years.

In addition to the critical essays, this new edition of A Hitchcock Reader is enriched with well-researched bibliographic references. These resources are invaluable for readers who wish to expand their study of Hitchcock beyond the anthology itself. Scholars and students alike will appreciate the depth and breadth of research that accompanies each essay, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in film studies.

The anthology is designed to serve as a critical text for both introductory and advanced film courses. It successfully maintains the satisfying elements of the first edition while incorporating new insights and perspectives. A Hitchcock Reader not only caters to film enthusiasts and scholars but also invites new audiences to appreciate the intricate artistry of Hitchcock's films and the diverse critical responses they have inspired.