Featuring extended testimonials from David Fincher, Martin Scorsese, James Gray, Olivier Assayas, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, and others, Hitchcock/Truffaut is a lively tribute to a legendary dialogue between two masters and to a defining work of modern film culture.

As gripping and playful as any of Hitchcock’s best-known works, I Confess follows a Catholic priest (Montgomery Clift) who keeps a murderer’s confession to himself, with dangerous consequences.

Hitchcock’s penultimate silent film and one of the most mature works of his early career follows two childhood friends living in a secluded Isle of Man fishing community and locked in a heartbreaking love triangle with the daughter of a puritanical Methodist.

Made shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hitchcock’s first feature with an all-American cast is a cross-country wartime thriller of imposing set pieces, whose box-office success secured the filmmaker’s foothold in Hollywood for the iconic films to come.

More graphic than Psycho following the relaxed censorship of the ’70s, Hitchcock returned to England to have morbid fun with a cast of character actors and the story of a sex killer at large, deploying his iconic The Wrong Man plot last time one last time.