The New Yorker (1999) - In Love With Fear: How the Master of Suspense Made Fetishists of Us All

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• article: In Love With Fear: How the Master of Suspense Made Fetishists of Us All
• journal: The New Yorker (16/Aug/1999)
• issue: volume 75, issue 23, pages 80-86
• journal ISSN: 0028-792X
• publisher: The New Yorker Magazine, Inc
• keywords: Film theory, Film directors, Auteur theory, Film (USA), Film (International, Europe), Alfred Hitchcock, Film & television production, British cinema, Motion picture directors & producers, Personal profiles

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Abstract

Lane discusses the life and career of late filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock was an inveterate traveller, and his movies take those who view them along for the ride.