My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock

Here’s a film documentary that feels like a time-travel machine. But we’re not escaping into the past — the past is coming to us.

...for film buffs and Hitchcock fans, it’s a refreshing, essential alternative to the usual fodder.

Mark Cousins’ cheeky and insightful study.

It offers up a deep and often fascinating dive into his oeuvre, utilizing a central conceit so nervy that most viewers will either marvel or recoil at its sheer audacity.

...a no-nonsense catalyst to go and either watch or re-watch the movies themselves. And ever the equal-opportunities critic, Cousins does well to not place all his chips on Psycho, Vertigo and Rear Window...

...provides an enlightening look at the master’s oeuvre and how he managed to evoke such powerful emotions from his audience.