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On its surface, Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds narrates a tale of unexplained, violent attacks by birds in the tranquil setting of Bodega Bay, a picturesque coastal town. In this comforting northern California setting, nature’s whims, our society’s delicate balance, and a complex web of human connections all collide.
When Melanie Daniels is crossing a lake, she is nipped by a gull. Gradually, incidents of bird attacks on humans by pecking increases. Glass windows splinter as birds dive into them, children are sent home from school to safety, townspeople take refuge in a lunchroom, Ms. Daniels is trapped in a phone booth, and, finally, everyone hides in homes tightly boarded up against repeated attacks by ...
6 avr. 2011 · Film d’Alfred Hitchcock Titre original : The Birds Année de sortie : 1963 Pays : Etats-Unis Scénario : Evan Hunter, d’après la nouvelle de Daphne du Maurier intitulée The Birds (Les Oiseaux) Directeur de la photographie : Robert Burks Montage : George Tomasini Avec : Tippi Hedren, Rod Taylor, Jessica Tandy, Veronica Cartwright, Suzanne Pleshette
Hitchcock elimina la música incidental en el desarrollo del filme para experimentar con los lapsos de silencio. [5] Hitchcock contrata a Ray Berwick y a Ub Iwerks para la modelación de los pájaros, en que se combinan aves entrenadas y aves mecanizadas para dar realismo al filme.
Birds, The (1963) -- (Movie Clip) Love Birds San Francisco's Union Square, Tippi Hedren strolls into the pet shop (instigating the director's cameo), client of nutty Mrs. MacGruder (Ruth McDevitt), then approached by customer Mitch (Rod Taylor), all very routine so far, opening Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, 1963.
A masterclass in mystery & suspense, a marvel of technical filmmaking, and a perfect demonstration of how clueless & unprepared we are against the forces of nature, Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds remains one of the most under-appreciated works of his career and also ranks amongst my top 3 favourites from the master storyteller.
6 sept. 2023 · Fears of technological overreach, environmental decline, and the violent rise of the irrational: our 21st-century anxieties were anticipated in an unlikely 20th-century horror metaphor. "The Birds ...
