Analysis Of Homosexuality In Alfred Hitchcock's Film Rope

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Homosexuality has never been so accepted in the world as it is today. In the film Rope directed by Alfred Hitchcock, where a main theme is speculation, suspense and theories as to where is David. The viewer knows David has been killed and by whom, but Hitchcock still gives the audience a theory to work and it is whether Brandon and Philip are in a homosexual relationship or just friends. By studying the scenes it is clear that Brandon and Philip are in a relationship. The way other people interact with Brendon and Philip show that they are in a relationship. In the scene where Rubert is is very suspicious he confronts Philip. The comments Rubert makes towards Philip were similar if you were trying to get information out of someones significant