I. Psycho (1960) This is a quintessential Hitchcock film with some unbelievable twists and deep psychology. Suspense is the word here. In this story, Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) steals quite a lot of money from her employer’s client and hits the road. However, she needs to rest somewhere on her way to her “financial freedom”…
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Mirrors in Films: Duality, Secrets and Revelations, and the Passage to the Otherworld
In this piece, I am focusing on three interpretations of mirrors in films: (i) the character’s dual nature; (ii) secrets revelation; and (iii) clandestine passage to the Otherworld.
“Psycho” Review
🚿 A classic which stood the test of time, revolutionising the presentation of horror on screen and showcasing Hitchcock’s unparalleled talent for creating suspense.
Spotlight on Film 