Seeing everything from the neighbors through the rear window, it's not the legs in casts that trap the hero, but life. The sensitivity of a photojournalist leads Jeffrey to a murder.
"Hunger" is mentioned many times in the film: 1. The clay sculpture made by the lady who lives on the first floor is named "Hunger"; 2. The hero says his stomach is as empty as a football; 3. The husband of the virgin ballerina at the end The first thing I say when I get home is "I'm hungry". What is Hitchcock trying to tell us? ?
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