Hitchcock’s Frenzy: cameo irony and a social critique
Terry Curtis Fox surveys Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy focusing on Hitchcock’s cameo and the film’s satire of marriage and politics. He argues the body politic is shown through four marriages, police cases, and a positive yet quiet union, illustrating a grim view of society and human imperfection.
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