The Hitchcock/Truffaut Tapes

Posted June 20, 2006 by John Menick

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I had heard the Hitchcock-Truffaut tapes in streaming RealPlayer format a few years ago when they were posted on the RFI site. Those files are no longer online, but it seem that a blogger has mp3s of the same material (without the French language intros). They are being posted piece by piece, with the eighth installment yesterday.

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