The book examines the growing divide between the global elite and the working class, highlighting how economic and cultural shifts have marginalized large segments of society. It argues that the elites have become increasingly disconnected from the realities faced by ordinary people, leading to widespread disillusionment and the rise of populist movements. The author explores how this disconnect has fueled resentment and a sense of betrayal among those who feel left behind by globalization and modern economic policies, ultimately threatening social cohesion and stability.

The book is a comprehensive exploration of Alfred Hitchcock's films, based on a week-long series of interviews between the iconic British director and a renowned French filmmaker. It delves into Hitchcock's cinematic style, thematic preoccupations, and technical innovations, providing insights into his creative process. The dialogue format allows readers to witness an exchange of ideas between two film industry giants, offering a deeper understanding of Hitchcock's influence on cinema and his status as the master of suspense. The book also includes numerous stills from Hitchcock's films, adding a visual dimension to the discussion and making it an invaluable resource for film students, enthusiasts, and professionals alike.