Review of Young and Innocent (1937) by Philip O — 11 Sep 2008
This early take on one of Hitchcock's favourite plots--the wrongfully accused man on the run--is full of dry humour and mostly notable for an ingenious crane shot that identifies the true murderer.
The MacGuffin, a trench coat, is rather weak though, and the story is too loosely strung together.
This review of Young and Innocent (1937) was written by Philip O on 11 Sep 2008.
Young and Innocent has generally received positive reviews.
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