Eigajutsu: Hicchikokku (Tankobon Hardcover)

The conversations feel so personal and revealing — I wonder if Truffaut’s style changed how Hitchcock shared his creative process. Did anyone else feel this added new layers to understanding Hitchcock's films?

The breakdown of scenes like the shower in Psycho or Rear Window really made me see those films differently. I’m curious if others felt this focus deepened their appreciation for Hitchcock’s techniques.

The conversational format makes Hitchcock’s ideas feel more immediate, but I wonder if Truffaut planned it this way from the start or if it evolved during writing. How does this style affect the way we connect with Hitchcock's story?