Here are the missing DVD links in each of the phases. This was Hitchcock's first feature, a thoroughly routine silent melodrama actually filmed in Munich. Although available at one time for 16mm rental through the Rohauer Collection, it seems to have not made it to home video in any format so far. Hitchcock's second film was another melodrama, this time filmed both in the studio in Britain and on location in the Tyrol. The film is considered lost, the original nitrate negative having decomposed.
Several photographs are all that exist.
A film in which Hitchcock does some early experimenting with dream sequences. Unavailable in any home video format. Unavailable in any home video format. All are available on DVD including notable Criterion editions of The 39 Steps and The Lady Vanishes . As a result, he was quite amenable to being loaned out, so that it took eight years to complete his commitment to Selznick.