Hitchcock

In 1959, director Alfred Hitchcock is at a crossroads, seeking to reclaim his artistic daring after years of commercial success. He turns down lucrative film proposals in favor of adapting Robert Bloch's horror novel "Psycho," but faces resistance from the studio and his own wife, Alma Reville, who harbors doubts about the project. As the production strains their marriage, Hitchcock must navigate his own demons and those of his characters to bring the film to life, resulting in a masterpiece that will shatter box office expectations.