Alfred Hitchcock should have been selling cabbages. But, no... At just 27, the greengrocer’s son was already Britain’s finest director. Wedged between his breakthrough box-office smash The Lodger (1926) and the mould-setting mid to late-’30s trio of The Man Who Knew Too Much, The 39 Steps and The Lady Vanishes, this fascinating nine-disc snapshot of his Brit period tracks a genius in genesis. Masterpieces? Barely. But massively influential – for Hitch and for cinema.
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