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17 days ago | beth

What is the 'Hitchcockian' style?

The term 'Hitchcockian' refers to a distinct style of filmmaking characterized by suspenseful tension, psychological complexity, and the use of visual motifs like voyeurism. This style is often associated with innovative narrative techniques and thrilling storylines.

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