Sight and Sound (1990) - Murder II: Hitchcock's German Double

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• article: Murder II: Hitchcock's German Double
• author(s): Richard Combs
• journal: Sight and Sound (1990)
• issue: volume 59, issue 4, page 220
• journal ISSN: 0037-4806
• publisher: British Film Institute
• Sloan's Alfred Hitchcock: A Filmography and Bibliography (1995) — page 571, #998
• keywords: Mary (1931), Motion pictures, Murder! (1930), Social life & customs

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Abstract

It might be said that Alfred Hitchcock was the first non-German director to open up the Anglo-Saxon cinema to Expressionist influence. A fascinating case for study exists within "Mary" the German-language version of his 1930 film "Murder!".