Hitchcock/Truffaut
2015·Documentary·1h 21m
7.1
★
Filmmakers discuss the legacy of Alfred Hitchcock and the book “Hitchcock/Truffaut” (“Le cinéma selon Hitchcock”), written by François Truffaut and published in 1966.
Directed by Kent Jones
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filmmaking
alfred hitchcock
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Cast
Bob Balaban
Narrator (voice)
Wes Anderson
Self
Olivier Assayas
Self
Peter Bogdanovich
Self
Arnaud Desplechin
Self
David Fincher
Self
James Gray
Self
Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Self
Richard Linklater
Self
Paul Schrader
Self
Martin Scorsese
Self
Crew
Kent Jones
Director
Serge Toubiana
Writer
Kent Jones
Writer
Éric Gautier
Director of Photography
Lisa Rinzler
Director of Photography
Mihai Malaimare Jr.
Director of Photography
Daniel Battsek
Associate Producer
Liz Hannah
Line Producer
Popular Reviews
64 reviews
maryam
8.0★ · 07/28/25
for once the behind the scenes is just as fascinating as the film because it felt like sitting in one of the greatest film school lesson ever recorded
for once the behind the scenes is just as fascinating as the film because it felt like sitting in one of the greatest film school lesson ever recorded
Jackson Wise
7.6★ · 06/08/25
Makes you want to read the book and watch Hitchcock’s entire filmography.
Got to meet the director of this. Super nice guy. He got us tickets to the Film Forum to see The Apartment. Very awesome experience.
Got to meet the director of this. Super nice guy. He got us tickets to the Film Forum to see The Apartment. Very awesome experience.
Makes you want to read the book and watch Hitchcock’s entire filmography.
Got to meet the director of this. Super nice guy. He got us tickets to the Film Forum to see The Apartment. Very awesome experience.
Got to meet the director of this. Super nice guy. He got us tickets to the Film Forum to see The Apartment. Very awesome experience.
WilliamYummy
8.0★ · 10/01/24
i have the book but i only read the forward
i have the book but i only read the forward
Marcus Uhre
4.0★ · 02/09/24
Hvorfor er "Hitchcock/Truffaut" den vigtigste bog om film nogensinde? Det har filmen, der handler om den, ingen ide om. Afstumpet og uambitiøs dokumentar.
Hvorfor er "Hitchcock/Truffaut" den vigtigste bog om film nogensinde? Det har filmen, der handler om den, ingen ide om. Afstumpet og uambitiøs dokumentar.
Brand Carpenter
5.5★ · 01/21/24
As a Hitchcock documentary, this SHOULD have been done so much better. The book is regarded as one of the most important interviews of all time.
BUT as far as the topic material goes, they nailed it at the same time. I loved how they used the audio and clips from Hitchcocks films. I loved all the background info they gave on director Truffaut’s goals, process, and relationship with Hitchcock.
I love listening to some of my favorite directors (Scorsese, Wes, Fincher, Linklater, etc) talk about the book, Hitchcocks films, and how it impacted their careers.
Overall such a good watch.
BUT as far as the topic material goes, they nailed it at the same time. I loved how they used the audio and clips from Hitchcocks films. I loved all the background info they gave on director Truffaut’s goals, process, and relationship with Hitchcock.
I love listening to some of my favorite directors (Scorsese, Wes, Fincher, Linklater, etc) talk about the book, Hitchcocks films, and how it impacted their careers.
Overall such a good watch.
As a Hitchcock documentary, this SHOULD have been done so much better. The book is regarded as one of the most important interviews of all time.
BUT as far as the topic material goes, they nailed it at the same time. I loved how they used the audio and clips from Hitchcocks films. I loved all the background info they gave on director Truffaut’s goals, process, and relationship with Hitchcock.
I love listening to some of my favorite directors (Scorsese, Wes, Fincher, Linklater, etc) talk about the book, Hitchcocks films, and how it impacted their careers.
Overall such a good watch.
BUT as far as the topic material goes, they nailed it at the same time. I loved how they used the audio and clips from Hitchcocks films. I loved all the background info they gave on director Truffaut’s goals, process, and relationship with Hitchcock.
I love listening to some of my favorite directors (Scorsese, Wes, Fincher, Linklater, etc) talk about the book, Hitchcocks films, and how it impacted their careers.
Overall such a good watch.