Arte honors Alfred Hitchcock with film and documentary

Arte dedicated its evening to Alfred Hitchcock, showcasing one of his most famous films, Rebecca, followed by a documentary about his wife, Alma Hitchcock. The programming highlights Hitchcock's legacy and the personal life behind his cinematic work.

Political documentary explores betrayal in politics

Published on 01 November 2026, the political documentary Broken Heart: 'Betrayal, the Art of Breaking in Politics' analyzes four notable instances of political betrayal. It features prominent figures and includes archival material, reviews, and discussions on the subject.

Documentary delves into Alma Hitchcock's life

In the Shadow of Hitchcock: Alma and Hitch explores the life of Alma Hitchcock, who was both the editor and wife of Alfred Hitchcock. The documentary retraces the couple's careers and their intertwined relationship in love and cinema, described as a portrait of a couple who lived in love and cinema.

'Rebecca' showcased as a gothic Hitchcock classic

Arte featured Rebecca, a 1940 British film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Known for its gothic themes and suspenseful style, the film tells a story of control, a dead woman, a rich man, and a gloomy house. A review describes it as a "wonderfully morbid gothic tale of Alfred Hitchcock."

Additional programming options available

Other programming options included Anatomy of an Instant, Minimum Wage, and Nocturne, with reviews and ratings available for the series of the week. Viewers could consult tonight's TV schedule or use platforms like Arte.tv, Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, Canal+, France.tv, Disney+, or streaming recommendation lists to find content quickly.