By the use of low lighting effects and obscure camera angels, Alfred Hitchcock succeeded by making the audience see through Jefferies ey

es. The whole movie revolves around Jefferies perception of the chaotic events that took place. Locked into his point of view the audience was held to feelings of guilt, pleasure, love, stubbornness and loneliness which makes the viewers aware that we all share the same pleasures and gilts. We all have the urge to gossip and peer into other’s lives which should be no concern of ours.

His detective friend’s, Tom, role was a little too vague and performed inadequately. It was apparent that he wanted no involvement with the situation and acts out the part light-footed. I guess that is how his part was supposed to be but I didn’t like his character at all. One character that I adored was Stella, the insurance nurse. Up until the end of things she was strong willed but in no time she is wrapped up in the solving the mystery. Finally, the crime is solved by the collaboration of Jefferies, Lisa Fremont and Stella.

One neighbor, Ms. Lonelyhearts, drinks excessively, takes pills and talks to invisible people. Another o

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