My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock review - Mark Cousins' cheeky and insightful study

In this critically agile film, Hitchcock supposedly narrates from beyond the grave, using movie clips to reveal techniques and meanings in his work Only a cinephile as passionate as Mark Cousins could have got away with this film, in all its hilarious presumption and cheek. It is a study of Alfred Hitchcock's work, illustrated with clips chosen with tremendous insight and connoisseurship - and supposedly narrated from beyond the grave by Hitchcock himself, pointing out techniques, resonances, im...