Lacan with Hitchcock. And not the other way around, as this is by no means a psychoanalytic interpretation of Hitchcock. Rather, it aims to shed light on certain Lacanian concepts, using film examples for illustration. Therefore, the book is primarily didactic. It serves as a kind of textbook, compiled by the School of Sigmund Freud, the Society for Theoretical Psychoanalysis of Yugoslavia. Slavoj Žižek's introductory words not only announce a highly original didactic project but also have a programmatic character for Žižek's overall philosophical project: the connection and mutual intertwining of philosophy, psychoanalysis, and modern popular culture from the perspective of a critical social theory.