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In a wood a child discovers the body of a man. The discovery deeply upsets several people, each of whom thinks they are responsible for Harry's death. A minor Hitchcock film that still means one thing: great film.

Not a disappointing film by any means from the big Al, but 'Harry's' main problem is a slow pace and the plot itself which is easily one of the silliest the famed suspense director has ever tackled. Of course, that silliness is punctuated with the dark humour Hitchcock has always enjoyed flirting with in his pictures. The film has its many funny moments as well as memorable characters, many of whom have remained funny after all these decades. Watch the film with light intent and you'll be in for a demented sweet treat with some gorgeous cinematography to boot!

Funny and elegant, one of the best movie by Hitch, and not so known as It would deserve