The opening of the sect is not necessarily clear. The documentary is called Hitchcock and Truffau, but it is not a documentary of these two people, but interviews with many famous artists. The interview format was quite casual and relaxed, and the film review materials were mixed with the way of talking, and the switching was going on, looking back at the life of Hitchcock, the master of the film. The people interviewed and reviewed during the period were all great directors. As for interviews and exchanges, the issues are very complex, professional, emotional, and communication. Because of the large number of characters, each person's point of view is also from different people's personal understanding, and talked about their own opinions and feelings about the senior masters. These 12 great directors interviewed. Among them, Wes Anderson / Olivier Assayas / Peter Bogdanovic / Arnold Desprichin / David Finch / James · Gray / Alfred Hitchcock / Kurosawa Kiyoshi / Richard Linklater / Paul Schrader / Martin Scorsese / Francois Truffau. This does not include the people who appear in the expansion. Everyone is a movie guy with his own characteristics. The list is so long that it is almost three tables, but the most special one is Truffaut. Especially the feelings of communication. The friendship between Hitchcock and Truffau was surprisingly good. Before I knew about the dialogue between the two, it was hard to think of New Wave Truffau and the master of suspense Hitchcock. Sparks came, these two schools are really far apart. I thought that these two countries and video styles are completely different, there should not be too many intersections. So I thought that this documentary would focus on the exchanges between the two, and more about the content of the dialogue, but otherwise. The documentary is quite covered in rain and dew, and lists many people's feelings and talks, but the content is very plain and close to life. It just seems that the interspersed information film interviews are a bit messy, and there is no system to organize them. It's like an interview set.
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