Secondary Viewing: (1934), (1936), The Man Who Knew Too Much Secret Agent (1936), (1937), (1938) Sabotage Young and Innocent The Lady Vanishes Week Four (1940) 130 mins Rebecca Sep 18th: REQUIRED READING: Modleski, T and the Labyrinth: in “Woman Rebecca” The Women Who Knew Too Much: Hitchcock and Feminist Theory” (1988) Secondary Viewing: (1941), (1941), plus, American Mr and Mrs Smith Suspicion wartime films such as (1940), (1942), (1944). Foreign Correspondent Saboteur Lifeboat **FIRST PAPER DUE BY MIDNIGHT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19th Week Five (1943) 108 mins Shadow of a Doubt Sep 25th: REQUIRED READING: Wood, Chapter pp.288-302. 14: “Ideology, Genre, Auteur: Shadow of a Doubt” in the Family: Alfred in Shadow of a Doubt” Hitchcock McLaughlin, J “All Hitchcock’s (2nd Edition) pp.145-155 Reader See also (highly recommended) Naremore, J at the Margins of in pp.263-278 Noir” Centenary Essays “Hitchcock Secondary Viewing: Non-Hitchcock films, such as (1946), or It’s a Wonderful Life Meet (1944) Me in St Louis Week Six (1946) 101 mins Notorious Oct 2nd: REQUIRED READING: Wood, Chapter and Auteur: films with 15: “Star Hitchcock’s Bergman” pp.303-335. Modleski, T Woman Who Was Known Too in The Women Who Knew Too “The Much” Much: Hitchcock and Feminist Theory See also (highly recommended) to Ideology: The Male System of in Boyd, D Renov, M “From Identification Notorious” (ed) (pdf on blackboard) Perspectives on Hitchcock Secondary Viewing: (1945), (1947), Spellbound The Paradine Case Week Seven Oct 9th: MID TERM EXAM
Secondary Viewing: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934), Secret Agent (1936), Sabotage (1936), Young and Innocent (1937), The Lady Vanishes (1938) Week Four Sep 18th: Rebecca (1940) 130 mins REQUIRED READING: Modleski, T “Woman and the Labyrinth: Rebecca” in The Women Who Knew Too Much: Hitchcock and Feminist Theory” (1988) Secondary Viewing: Mr and Mrs Smith (1941), Suspicion (1941), plus, American wartime films such as Foreign Correspondent (1940), Saboteur (1942), Lifeboat (1944). **FIRST PAPER DUE BY MIDNIGHT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19th Week Five Sep 25th: Shadow of a Doubt (1943) 108 mins REQUIRED READING: Wood, Chapter 14: “Ideology, Genre, Auteur: Shadow of a Doubt” pp.288-302. McLaughlin, J “All in the Family: Alfred Hitchcock’s Shadow of a Doubt” in Hitchcock Reader (2nd Edition) pp.145-155 See also (highly recommended) Naremore, J “Hitchcock at the Margins of Noir” in Centenary Essays pp.263-278 Secondary Viewing: Non-Hitchcock films, such as It’s a Wonderful Life (1946), or Meet Me in St Louis (1944) Week Six Oct 2nd: Notorious (1946) 101 mins REQUIRED READING: Wood, Chapter 15: “Star and Auteur: Hitchcock’s films with Bergman” pp.303-335. Modleski, T “The Woman Who Was Known Too Much” in The Women Who Knew Too Much: Hitchcock and Feminist Theory See also (highly recommended) Renov, M “From Identification to Ideology: The Male System of Notorious” in Boyd, D (ed) Perspectives on Hitchcock (pdf on blackboard) Secondary Viewing: Spellbound (1945), The Paradine Case (1947), Week Seven Oct 9th: MID TERM EXAM