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(2771) 7.3 91 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

78/52 is a movie starring Marli Renfro, Alfred Hitchcock, and Tere Carrubba. An unprecedented look at the iconic shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960), the "man behind the curtain", and the screen murder that profoundly...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Alexandre O. Philippe
Starring
Alan Barnette, Marli Renfro, Tere Carrubba, Alfred Hitchcock

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Genres Documentary
Director Alexandre O. Philippe
Writer Alexandre O. Philippe
Stars Alan Barnette, Marli Renfro, Tere Carrubba, Alfred Hitchcock
Country USA
Also Known As 78/52: La escena que cambió el cine, 78/52: Hitchcock'un Düş Perdesi, Hitchcock och Psycho - 78/52, 78/52 - Les derniers secrets de 'Psychose', 78/52 - Psykon salaisuudet, 78/52: Hitchcock's Shower Scene, 78/52 - Psychos hemligheter, 78/52 - Die letzten Geheimnisse von Psycho, 78/52: Los últimos secretos de Psicosis
Runtime 1 h 31 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description An unprecedented look at the iconic shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960), the "man behind the curtain", and the screen murder that profoundly changed the course of world cinema.

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Stephanie
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 05:05

This is an amazing film, on a very basic level. It covers a period of time in the life of a small country-side community. The people are small and intimate. The music is very moving. The cinematography is brilliant. The overall story is interesting, especially when it involves what's happening to the children. It is a great film, that will probably be missed by many people who do not have the background to understand it. If you don't have a knowledge of the way people are living in the world, it may be hard to understand it. It is a documentary, but it doesn't have an ending. It's a little like "10,000 BC". It is an amazing film.
Debra
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 11:10

I recently saw the film for the first time, and I was thoroughly impressed. The film itself was not intended to be a docudrama, but instead a simple and effective statement of an actual event, and a number of the interviewees were interesting, if not somewhat aloof. The film itself was very much a product of its time, and so are some of the subjects, but there are still some interesting and pertinent ideas in it. For example, the case of former SS officer Wilhelm Keitel, who, after his capture, was tortured to death by the Gestapo, and then refused to admit that he was guilty. There are some interesting arguments in the film about the experience of being a prisoner, and the effects that it had on the person. The same can be said of the current situation in Guantanamo Bay. The issue of whether a prisoner should be forced to confess is an important one, and the film is enlightening in its discussions. The film is also very realistic, and does not preach to its audience. The interviews with the various interviewees, such as the one with Paul Nagel, are also interesting, and are both informative and entertaining. The film is also somewhat unique in its approach. The subjects, and their stories, are largely based on rumors, hearsay, and rumors of other interviewees, but the film gives them their due. The film is also very well filmed. I was a little confused by the final interview with Mr. Keitel, who was in fact interviewed by the Führer himself, in a way that is almost poetic in its sincerity. The final interview is the best part of the film, and the film does a good job of conveying the mood of the time in which the film was made. There are many memorable scenes in the film, and many of the interviews are very well done. The most well-known, and most interesting, is probably the one with the Duke, where he opens up about his experiences, his family, and his life. There are also some very moving and intimate conversations between the subjects. One of the most moving scenes is the one between Mr. Keitel and an elderly woman. One of the most touching scenes is also the one with Mr. Keitel and the Duke, where they talk about their love for their children. The film is not perfect, but is very much worth seeing. I found it to be a more interesting film than the usual documentary, and an excellent example of its kind.
Paul D.
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 15:22

This film was brilliant and enlightening. It was a step forward from the "reminiscent" documentary style that is often shown on TV nowadays. I loved it. I'm also a big fan of documentary films. This film is a masterpiece in its own right and was totally worth the $11.99. I would recommend this film to anyone who has a strong desire to be able to listen to a film. It has many wonderful anecdotes, great facts and some of the best narration ever. The movie does a good job of explaining the history of women's rights. I love this film. It will get a lot of hate and backlash from some people, but the truth will out. It is a great film. 9/10.
Thomas
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 21:27

A good documentary, shows how this country, and its people, have been being forced to "fight" and die for an ideology of what is wrong with the United States and its "weaker" allies. Although this documentary is not overtly political, and it is not trying to push a political agenda, the message is clear and strong. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in the issues involved in the war in Iraq. Although I have only recently learned of the events surrounding the events in Iraq, and my first experience of the news was through a CNN broadcast, I can see why some viewers may be more familiar with the news media's portrayal of these events. However, I feel that this documentary is just as important as any other film. I believe that this film has the ability to move people in ways that other documentaries just can not. In fact, I would go as far to say that this film has a way of moving people so much that the event it is showing does not really exist at all, and is just another of many small incidents of the United States being "forced" to fight in a foreign country. I am not saying that the events in Iraq were completely the fault of the United States, but I believe that the film does an excellent job of showing just how much the United States has been "forced" to fight in Iraq, and the horrendous sacrifices it has had to make. One could say that this documentary is anti-American propaganda, but this is not true. I believe that if a documentary is anti-American, it is anti-American propaganda. I am very thankful that I had the opportunity to view this film, and am glad that I was able to find this film online, since it is definitely not available in the theaters. This film is definitely one that should be viewed by everyone, and hopefully it will start a new trend of documentary films that focus on the problems facing the United States and other nations. One of the most important things that the film does is show the viewer the suffering that this country has had to go through, and that it is now forced to go through in order to help a foreign country. I am proud to have had the opportunity to view this film, and am glad that I was able to see it at all.
Amanda
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 16:43

This is a perfect example of how documentary works. A lot of documentaries have a slow start but the end makes up for it. This one starts off slow but finishes strong. It shows the past, present and future of the entire industry of fireworks. The acting is superb and the documentary is a must see. I give it a 9 out of 10 because the movie is really well done. If you are into history, you should watch this movie.
Bobby Harvey
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 03:01

Cinematic masterpieces by the great De Palma (who also directed the documentary) abound. My only complaint was that the documentaries seemed to take a lot of time to unfold (it seemed like they were just clips from the movie, and you could hardly tell what was going on). However, once you understand the context of the movie and the references, the entire experience is worth it. The most important thing to understand is that the movie is not about the story. It's about a story and how you relate to it. I believe that the audience will find this documentary to be a "spiritual" experience. This is the best documentary I have ever seen.
Betty Spencer
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 09:06

I must admit that I am a fan of David Attenborough's work. I loved his Titanic and the Deepsea, I love the Andromeda Strain. However, my respect for his work began with Deepsea, which is an amazing documentary, with stunning footage of the deep sea and whales. But the films I enjoyed the most were the ones that have a human touch to them. They were human stories, and they were human in a way that I didn't expect. The problem with this film was that it felt more like a promotional piece for an old oil company. As a result, the movie felt more like a TV special than a documentary. If you want to see a documentary about the sea, or a great film, then you should definitely check out this film.
Karen
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 11:55

As a Brit, I didn't really know what to make of this film, but it was actually quite good. It had a very well developed narrative, very clear points of view and a good sense of how society's views on women and sexuality has changed. The acting was also excellent, which is something that I am not used to see in films. The fact that I am a non-pornographic film lover and that I am a feminist, I don't think I would have liked this film as much as I did. But the fact that it has been made into a movie and has received so much attention shows how influential the film is. It is definitely worth seeing. I give it an 8 out of 10, which is quite good.
Amber
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 13:18

I really enjoyed this documentary and I don't think there is another one like it. A great job to the crew, especially the 3 children who are really talented and make us wonder about their future. I would highly recommend this documentary to everyone who wants to learn more about how science and technology have affected our lives and the way we relate to each other. Also the whole idea that these kids can work so hard to achieve what they want to is amazing and inspirational. The video is really touching and it makes you wonder about what you can do with your life if you want to. It makes you wonder how much better you could be and it is definitely a good motivation to do whatever you want to achieve. I'm really glad that I got the opportunity to see this documentary and I would definitely recommend it to others.
Katherine Oliver
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 13:16

One of the most important aspects of this film is the way it tells the story. This is a very difficult subject to put in a film. To be honest, I think the producers and directors did a great job. The way they showed how women were really treated in the Soviet Union was very moving. To me, the best part of the film is the way it talks about the history of women. This is the history that most people have never heard of. I think this is the biggest problem with the movie. Most people have no idea about the history of women. This is not because they didn't care about the subject, but because they didn't want to learn about it. This is the only problem I have with the movie. I think most people who are going to see the movie would be very interested in the history of women. To those who don't know the history of women, the movie would not be as great. There is not a lot of depth, but the story is still great. To those who have never been to a Soviet Union, the movie is very interesting. I also think it is very important to show the history of women. The movie does a great job at doing this. I would recommend the movie to everyone.
Victoria
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 22:12

For the first time, I watched a documentary on the Holocaust and was shocked to see the amount of cruelty and hatred displayed in the film. This is a MUST SEE for anyone who is a historian, a Jew, a Catholic, or an atheist.
Debra
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 14:39

This is a must see film. The film is about how the British media manipulates the media for their own profit. It was fascinating to watch and thought provoking. The film was very well produced, well researched and has a very well done soundtrack. It also has very good acting and some great non-actors. The film was quite engaging for the most part. I thought that there were some holes in the story which could have been filled in a few more times but that is why I gave it a 9 out of 10. Overall I think that this is a film that everyone should see, I would have rated it much higher if I had to but the film is very well made and well acted. If you are a fan of media manipulation and propaganda then I think you should see this film.
John Kim
Monday, 23 Mar 2020 23:33

When I first heard about this documentary I was skeptical. I felt it would just be a boring documentary about some of the so-called terrorists and extremists. The idea behind the film is to show the true face of terrorism, and its effects on the people of the country. Unfortunately, that's exactly what it does. There is not one single good thing to say about this documentary. The characters are over-dramatic, the explanations are weak and they give little away about the plot. What you are left with is an almost "recycled" documentary that gives a very strong message about terrorism, but does nothing to counter the terrorists. The most amazing part of the documentary is that it does not portray the terrorists as intelligent or highly intelligent. It portrays them as brainwashed killers that are killed for their job. In addition, the filmmakers fail to show the people's suffering and the civilian casualties that result from their actions. It is simply portrayed as an act of terrorism, and that is enough to make the viewer hate the terrorists. It is not the terrorists that are evil, it is the people who are killed in the process of their evil. There is also a lack of evidence that shows the terrorist acts as an act of terror. The film also presents a lot of images and photos, but doesn't show the perpetrators. It's a shame that a documentary on a topic as important as terrorism is so poorly produced. The filmmakers tried to show the terrorists as evil, but didn't do a good job. They also failed to present the people who are affected by the terrorists. The terrorists are shown as being extremely evil people, but there is nothing in the documentary that shows them as being real evil people. This documentary should have been a great documentary, but it is not. It is simply a well-produced documentary about terrorism. I'm not saying that you should not see it. It is a good documentary. It is not one of those documentaries that people need to watch. But you can easily do that yourself by downloading the documentary on your own. I don't know how many times I have watched it, but I've seen it at least 20 times, and I have to keep reminding myself that it is a documentary.
Jason
Monday, 23 Mar 2020 17:26

This film was a pleasant surprise. I'm not a huge fan of the music in films, so I didn't have much expectation when I watched this film. The story of my father is about a family that is falling apart. The father, played by Will Patton, is a radio personality who is struggling with depression and alcoholism. He has a niece and nephew, who he has been caring for since they were young. His nephew, played by Nathan Lane, has no interest in his father, and he is obsessed with his older sister, played by Dina Mayer. They have a daughter who is 9 years old, who is completely different from her siblings, and who has severe autism. The daughter is perfectly healthy, but her behavior is a problem for the father. It is not the father who is a child abuser, but the mother. The father is in a relationship with another woman, and he spends a lot of time with the daughter. The father is abusive to his nephew and the daughter. There is a scene where the father is drunk, and is beating his niece and her sister, and when the father is on the phone with his daughter, the father makes a comment about the young niece, and the father grabs the phone and calls the young niece. The father is abusive to the niece, and then again, he takes the phone and calls the young niece. The father was doing all these things to his niece, and she is not the reason for all the problems in the family. The mother is responsible for her daughter's problems, but she is not the reason. This is a family movie, and I have not seen a better one. It was a surprise that I liked this film so much. I did not know that there was a very good story behind it, and that the father was a radio personality who was struggling with depression and alcoholism. The story was also not a typical movie story. It was a happy family story, with a very good message, and a good ending. I give this film an 8 out of 10. It is a good film for people who like family movies, or people who like a good film.
Mark M.
Monday, 23 Mar 2020 08:30

When I saw the trailer for this movie, I knew it was going to be something special. I am a sucker for a good documentary and this one is a gem. It is a documentary that will be discussed for years to come. The film is told through the story of a group of starving children, where the father of one of them (Kurt Giese) is a railroad worker. After the train gets stranded, the children start to feed the animals. The children are rescued by a local man (Billy Bob Thornton) who is a kind of father to the children. When the children find a way to survive, the family begins to change. The documentary tells of the effect of the children's freedom on the people of the community. The children are put in an orphanage and a doctor, Dr. Baker, goes to visit the family. This doctor helps the children to learn how to be a person and how to care for their mother. This movie is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the effects of poverty on the lives of those who live in poverty. This movie is very heart-wrenching and the effect of the children's freedom on the people is a powerful one. This movie will leave you thinking about how to live in a more just world. If you have never heard of this film, I highly recommend it. You won't regret it.
Gloria Meyer
Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 18:47

I have read the book, and I really like it. The film is not bad, but it lacks depth. I was disappointed in the editing. It just felt like a rush job. The book is really good, and I would be more interested in watching it again, even if I had to read the book again.
Philip Little
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 11:23

I really enjoyed this documentary. It was very interesting and it gave me a lot of information. I think the main reason it was good was because the documentary focused on the "mainstream" and not the "mainstream" side of the music industry. I was very surprised to see a lot of older artists, like The Smiths, or Alice Cooper and his wife, who also had very strong opinions about the industry. There were some interviews with music executives and a lot of other people who are related to the music industry. The music industry is such a large and complex industry. I was very interested in what they had to say about music, because I think music is one of the most important things we all do. I was also very interested in seeing how different people saw the music industry. Some people were extremely critical of the music industry and this was really interesting to hear, because it was different from what they saw as the "mainstream" side. Some people also believed the music industry is the only place where good music is made. Overall, the music industry is a very complex and controversial industry, and this documentary really got me to think about what they saw and what they heard. I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about music, and to anyone who wants to learn more about the music industry.
Beverly H.
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 06:25

I can only wonder what an even better documentary about the subject of Joseph Smith's polygamy would be. I also can't help but think that there is a huge misconception about polygamy, and the very idea that it's wrong to practice polygamy is perpetuated by the Church. The problem with the Church is that it takes the position that it has no reason to teach the truth about polygamy, so it's very difficult to get any real information from them. The "Polygamy" film is a really good documentary, and it shows the facts of polygamy. I feel that this film shows the truth, but that the Church doesn't want to show the facts. It just wants to force people to believe it's wrong to practice polygamy. It's not about the facts, it's about the Church's position. It's like a 10 year old trying to force you to believe in the Church. It's sad, but the Church is actually very good at convincing people. I really hope that the Church will do a better job with this film.
Joe E.
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 02:24

The well-known scene of a man lying on the floor, being photographed by a camera in the dark, with a slightly blurry view of the heads of two of his naked friends (one of them a nude shot) is very strong in this film, and I personally loved it, as well as the scene when the entire first night of the two friends' vacation, they are at the club, enjoying themselves and having a good time. It's really funny, and funny in a great way. I loved this movie, and I recommend it to anyone, who wants to see an amazing documentary about the life of a very popular band.
Theresa
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 01:56

At last a true, all out and frank, and honest view of what I have been through. Not from an old, ranting old rater (like the other comments about this film) but a genuine "babe" of a man. I am not a journalist or anything like that. I have done some research, but it is a fact that this movie is 100% factual. I don't care what anybody says about the movie, or what some person here is going to say about it. I do not care what the comments here are. This movie was for me a first class way to end my depression. It was like I had a second chance. I will not give the movie a 10/10 because it was not perfect, but it was definitely worth it. This movie was for me the one that I could relate to most and I will remember the rest of my life. I thank you for giving me this opportunity to get some perspective on life. To know what really makes you happy, what truly matters, and what you have the power to change. I love this movie and I hope it is the last time I see it. Thanks for watching.
Harold H.
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 01:06

There are some really strong documentaries out there that would work well for this type of subject. Such as "Planet Earth" or "The Iceman", for example. This documentary is no exception. It is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a while. The movie gives a lot of information, but there are many little things that make it even better. I like the way they include the cultural context that each country has to offer. I would recommend this documentary to anyone that enjoys good history and a good documentary.
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