Double Take (2009)
(Redirected from Double Take)
| Double Take | |
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| Johan Grimonprez | |
| Emmy Oost | |
| Johan Grimonprez & Tom McCarthy | |
| Ron Burrage | |
| Mark Perry | |
| Delfine Bafort | |
| Martin Testar | |
| 79 minutes | |
| colour | |
| Dolby SR | |
| 1.78:1 | |
Double Take is a 2009 essay film by Belgian director Johan Grimonprez, which intercuts clips and interviews featuring Alfred Hitchcock with archive footage of cold war news coverage, and tells the story of the rise of "fear as a commodity". Impersonating Hitchcock, impressionist Mark Perry narrates a monologue provided by novelist Tom McCarthy describing a fictional meeting between Hitchcock and his double on the 1962 set of The Birds.
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