Dial 'm' for Mother

The book offers a groundbreaking psychoanalytic examination of Alfred Hitchcock's major films through a Freudian lens, focusing on the concept of a "mother complex." It delves into how this theme shapes the characters, plots, and visual artistry in Hitchcock's work, providing a deep analysis of both male and female roles. By systematically applying this approach, the author reveals new insights into the intricate relationship between the characters and the overarching narrative structure of these iconic films.