Alfred Hitchcock Noir Collection Vol. 2 / The Man Who Knew Too Much / The Lady Vanishes / Foreign Correspondent / The Paradine Case

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
Bob and Jill Lawrence are vacationing in the Swiss Alps with their daughter, Betty. Before the couple's eyes, their new acquaintance, Frenchman Louis Bernard, dies. Before he dies, he manages to whisper a few words to Bob about an impending espionage plot. To keep Bob quiet, the perpetrators kidnap his daughter and hold her hostage. The couple must save their child and fulfill their civic duty by preventing the assassination attempt on the prominent diplomat.

The Lady Vanishes (1938)
The film takes place on the eve of World War II. On a train traveling from Tyrol to London, an elderly lady mysteriously disappears. Her traveling companion begins investigating the incident with a young man. Gradually, they, along with the other passengers, become embroiled in a spy plot.

Foreign Correspondent (1940)
John Jones is an American correspondent sent to Europe to learn more about the Dutch-Belgian treaty, which has great political significance in the lead-up to the upcoming war. In Europe, he witnesses the kidnapping of the Dutch diplomat Van Meer, who knows a secret clause in the treaty.

The Paradine Case (1947)
Renowned lawyer and exemplary family man Anthony Keene defends the femme fatale Madeleine Paradine, accused of murdering her blind husband. Anthony falls head over heels in love with his client. But not only the lawyer has personal motives in this complex case. The ruthless judge also has his own personal interest...