Aventure Malgache

Aventure Malgache is a 1944 French language propaganda short film made by Alfred Hitchcock for the British Ministry of Information. In it, an actor tells of being in the Resistance and running an illegal radio station and dodging Nazis. The title means "Madagascar Adventure" in English.

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1920s	Number 13 · Always Tell Your Wife · The Pleasure Garden · The Mountain Eagle · The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog · Downhill · Easy Virtue · The Ring · The Farmer's Wife · Champagne · The Manxman · Blackmail

1930s	Juno and the Paycock · Murder! · Mary · Elstree Calling · The Skin Game · Number Seventeen · Rich and Strange · Waltzes from Vienna · The Man Who Knew Too Much · The 39 Steps · Secret Agent · Sabotage · Young and Innocent · The Lady Vanishes · Jamaica Inn

1940s	Rebecca · Foreign Correspondent · Mr. & Mrs. Smith · Suspicion · Saboteur · Shadow of a Doubt · Lifeboat · Aventure Malgache · Bon Voyage · Spellbound · Notorious · The Paradine Case · Rope · Under Capricorn

1950s	Stage Fright · Strangers on a Train · I Confess · Dial M for Murder · Rear Window · To Catch a Thief · The Trouble with Harry · The Man Who Knew Too Much · The Wrong Man · Vertigo · North by Northwest

1960s	Psycho · The Birds · Marnie · Torn Curtain · Topaz

1970s	Frenzy · Family Plot

Misc	List of Hitchcock cameo appearances · List of unproduced Hitchcock projects

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