Alfred Hitchcock: Bon Voyage and Aventure Malgache

Treat yourself to two long-lost tales of espionage and murder by the Master of Suspense. Made to aid the war effort but considered inflammatory by the British government, the films were locked away and forgotten for 50 years. Now steel your nerves and watch them at last! In Bon Voyage, a Scottish RAF gunner escapes from a German POW camp and risks a series of sinister rendezvous across France. In Aventure Malgache, a jealous girlfriend threatens to expose the French Resistance in Madagascar. French dialogue with English subtitles; black and white.

You’ll notice that both casts are credited collectively as “The Molière Players.” The actors performed anonymously to protect their families in occupied France.