In 1944, Hitchcock made two short films as propaganda for the war effort. Each about 30 minutes in length. Neither film have anything of any particular value to them; nothing that sets them apart as being a clear Hitchcock film, or even as a good propaganda film. They will probably only be viewed by Hitchcockian completists now.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Day 94: Bon Voyage (1944)
In 1944, Hitchcock made two short films as propaganda for the war effort. Each about 30 minutes in length. Neither film have anything of any particular value to them; nothing that sets them apart as being a clear Hitchcock film, or even as a good propaganda film. They will probably only be viewed by Hitchcockian completists now.
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