01 A Venetian countess's affair with an Austrian officer during wartime leads her toward betrayal and ruin.
Farley Granger brought a boyish vulnerability to American film noir, and his two collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock became defining performances of his career. In Strangers on a Train (1951): A tennis player is horrified when a stranger proposes they “swap” murders to give each other an alibi. Equally memorable is Rope (1948): Two young men who committed a “perfect murder” test their nerve by hosting a dinner party over the victim’s body.
01 A Venetian countess's affair with an Austrian officer during wartime leads her toward betrayal and ruin.
02 A dramatized fable follows the beloved Danish storyteller's life and the tales he wrote.
03 A tennis player is horrified when a stranger proposes they "swap" murders to give each other an alibi.
04 A desperate, broke mail carrier steals an envelope of cash, unaware it belongs to dangerous criminals.
05 Two young men who committed a "perfect murder" test their nerve by hosting a dinner party over the victim's body.
06 Two young lovers on the run try to build a life together despite the criminal past that follows them.