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Film · 1964 · Psychological thriller
Marnie
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
1964
★ 3.2 editorial score
The Hitchcock film scholars argue about most, and the production that ruined his working relationship with Tippi Hedren: a compulsive thief is caught by someone who decides to keep her.
“Marnie is technically brilliant, the suspense shots are some of Hitchcock's best. A shot so wide it looks like split screen; Marnie empties a safe while a cleaning lady mops closer and closer to witnessing the crime. But the classic Hitchcock theme of sexuality is also taken somewhere disturbing. It's a film about ownership.”
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1964Depicts 1960s
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