Bring Me the head of Alfred Hitchcock

The documentary features Lee Donaldson, who reflects on his experiences with his father, Antony Donaldson. The film documents their journey in producing an impressive 18-tonne mask of Alfred Hitchcock, which is situated at Gainsborough Studios in London, a site significant to Hitchcock's early career.

This film is not just a tribute to Hitchcock, but also an exploration of familial relationships and artistic endeavor. The narrative intertwines personal anecdotes with the history of Hitchcock’s impact on cinema, making it a unique entry in the documentary genre. Collectors of film-related documentaries will find this film a noteworthy addition to their shelves, especially those interested in the interplay between art and film history.