Downhill

Year: 1927

Runtime: 106 mins

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

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Roddy, the privileged first son of the Berwick family, is expelled from college after taking the fall for his friend Tim’s misconduct. Sent away by his family and abandoned by his peers, he makes a series of poor decisions that cause his life to spiral out of control, entangling him in a tangled web of love and betrayal.

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