Bill Katz began his consideration of Alfred Hitchcock and the 2008 elections here. Today he continues:
Last week in this space I wrote about Alfred Hitchcock, a director with an uncanny understanding of people, and how his film ideas apply directly to a political race. I gave five of Hitch’s “lessons.” Today we cover six through ten:
LESSON SIX
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