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A Night With The Hitchcocks (2009)
An evening recorded at USC Film school featuring the daughter and granddaughter of Alfred Hitchcock answering questions from members of the audience, moderated by Prof Drew Casper of the USC Film School. Subjects covered Hitchcock's private vs public personas, filming goals, personal family anecdotes and reminiscences.
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An evening recorded at USC Film school featuring the daughter and granddaughter of Alfred Hitchcock answering questions from members of the audience, moderated by Prof Drew Casper of the USC Film School. Subjects covered Hitchcock's private vs public personas, filming goals, personal family anecdotes and reminiscences.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/24/2009
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts, Herzog & Company
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