The Man Who Knew Too Much

Qué será, será…

Alfred Hitchcock has to be one my favorite directors, along with Kubrick, and I often pay tribute to him with titles or double meaning sentences or phrases. As a matter of fact, often I pay tribute to all the artists who have influenced or touched me deeply with their art. I know some people get lost or even think I have lost a screw or two… well, they might be right. However, whenever possible I like to add layers of meaning to ordinary posts that only some people might understand or not. Also, I like how in Guatemala realty is often more interesting and unbelievable than fiction. I even mentioned before that if Franz Kafka had lived in Guatemala he would had been a simple clerk all his life. Living in Guatemala is like being a character in a good Hitchcock film…

An American family, Dr. Ben McKenna (James Stewart), his girlfriend Jo (Doris Day) and their son Hank (Christopher Olsen) are on vacation, traveling in Morocco. They befriend a fellow traveler, a mysterious Frenchman who identifies himself as Louis Bernard (Daniel Gelin), on a bus. Bernard is friendly enough, but Mrs. McKenna becomes suspicious at his evasive answers and thinks he is hiding something… (continue reading at Wikipedia)

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