A Profile of Hitchcock: The Early Years

This documentary delves into the formative years of director Alfred Hitchcock, highlighting his key contributions to the movie business. It examines his breakthrough in silent films and the acclaimed thrillers he directed, including The 39 Steps, released in 1935. The film also explores the influences that led Hitchcock to relocate to America in 1939.

Featuring insights from notable figures like Hugh Stewart, who edited The Man Who Knew Too Much, this documentary provides a concise yet informative look at Hitchcock's early work. Collectors of film documentaries or those interested in the evolution of cinematic storytelling will find this exploration of Hitchcock’s beginnings valuable.