Monsieur Truffaut Meets Mr. Hitchcock

This documentary runs for 30 minutes and features interviews with notable figures such as Claude Chabrol and Patricia Hitchcock. It delves into the origins of the "Hitchbook," highlighting the long wait for Truffaut's book, which was first published in 1966. The film also includes previously unheard recordings from the original interview sessions between Truffaut and Hitchcock, offering rare insights into their dialogue.

The film is significant for collectors interested in film history and the evolution of cinematic literature. As a documentary, it provides context to the relationship between two iconic filmmakers and their impact on cinema. The exploration of their contrasting styles and philosophies is invaluable for enthusiasts of film studies and documentary filmmaking. The unique content makes this title a notable addition for those interested in the legacy of both directors and the art of film criticism.