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Stage Fright (1950)
10/10
Suspense and comedy combine in this refreshingly innocent and intriguing thriller.
5 January 2002
The black and white cinematography is clear and crisp and architecturally sensual. Alfred Hitchcock makes his cameo appearances, and as usual it is interesting to anticipate where he will show up. This is a classic mystery thriller, but it has comedy and romance as well. The story is well-played out and fascinating to watch to the very end.
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A sparkling black and white film for those who love a good story contrasting the love of art and life with the love of convention.
5 January 2002
A film examining character and intelligence, motives and integrity, the artist's life versus the conventional life. It is a love story which depicts love and friendship on many levels. This film is one of those interesting ones where the viewer has to be able to listen to dialogue and interpret meaning. There are subtle interactions between the characters and a civilized, low-key ambiance.
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