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Mr. Hart's Cinema Studies :: Coming-of-Age Film :: Rear Window [Dramatic Acting and the Human Spirit]

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Post  MattM Thu Dec 06, 2012 11:35 pm

I believe that the amount of time Hitchcock put into each shot helped create not only understanding but a relationship with the characters such as how climatic the scene where Mr. Thorwald confronted Jeffries.

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