This month, the Cinephiles film club brings together two of Hitchcock’s most films alongside works by two filmmakers who pay tribute to Hitchcock’s continuing influence on cinema. This week belongs to Vertigo (1958), perhaps Hitchcock’s most celebrated and influential film alongside Psycho (1960). Chris Marker, the innovative French documentary filmmaker, watched it eighteen times when it first released! Jimmy Stewart plays a detective who is unable to prevent the death of a woman he is supposed to keep a watch over. He now wonders if he can bring her back to life in another woman.