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Alfred Hitchcock’s *Murder!*: A Cinematic Masterpiece Marred by Problematic Portrayals

alt: Sir John listening to the radio and having an inner monologue

Alfred Hitchcock’s 1930 film Murder! stands as a testament to the director’s innovative filmmaking techniques and relentless pursuit of cinematic advancement. Even in the nascent stages of sound film, Hitchcock masterfully employs groundbreaking audio and visual techniques, pushing the boundaries of storytelling. However, the film’s brilliance is overshadowed by its problematic portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters, […]