More than four decades after his death, Alfred Hitchcock still looms over cinema like a dark silhouette against frosted glass. He was called the “Master of Suspense,” but that title, flattering as it is, risks understatement. Hitchcock was not merely a director of thrillers; he was the architect of modern visual storytelling. His films changedContinue reading “Alfred Hitchcock: The Architecture of Suspense”
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