Review of Foreign Correspondent (1940) by Kevin L — 01 Jan 2013
Hitchcock strolls the viewer through Europe in this intriguing spy classic. Capturing some of Hitchcock's best scenes as a director, this early take on political corruption asserts itself as extraordinary in all forms: acting, setting, and plot.
As a director, Hitchcock is primarily known for his horror/psychological thriller genre of films, however this film among others showcases the director's wide range of diversity, as being one of the greatest filmmakers of his time.
This review of Foreign Correspondent (1940) was written by Kevin L on 01 Jan 2013.
Foreign Correspondent has generally received very positive reviews.
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