alexandre philippe talks about its profound on sent ma. here's the trailer. >> i once made a move that tended to cause people to scream and yell. some people took it seriously. >> it is actually the first time in the history of movies what you say -- >> when a moment of violence is so suggestive so unlike anything you've seen. >> murder was now going to be an acceptable part of entertainment. >> psycho felt it happened to you. you can be naked alone in a shower and someone is together to come in and just stab you. >> it has to be done impressionistically, the head, the feet, the hand. >> he has broken the audience, filmmaker and audience and the audience cannot wait to see more. >> rose: i'm pleased to have alexandre philippe at this table for the first time, welcome. >> thank you so much. >> rose: where is you? was it an obsession with hitchcock or obsession with this particular scene or what this. >> it is very much an obsession with mr. hitchcock and his work. i remember being five, six years old and his movies were around. my father i

alexandre philippe's new documentary "7852" offers a new look.sis into the making of the shower scene and its profound effect on cinema. here's a look at the trailer. >> i once made a movie. it was intended to cause people to scream and yell. i am her fight to find -- horrified to find that some people took it seriously. >> it was actually the first time in the history of movies where it wasn't safe to be in the movie theater. >> when a moment of violence is so suggestive, so unlike anything you have seen. >> murder was now going to be an acceptable part of entertainment. >> "psycho" you thought could happen to you. this is the first movie that showed you could be naked alone in the shower, and someone is going to come in and just stab you. >> it had to be done in impression is to clean. the head, the feet, the hands. >> he has broken the covenant for filmmaker an audience, and the audience cannot wait to see more. ♪ charlie: i am pleased to have alexandre philippe at this table. welcome. what is it for you? was it an obsession with hitchcock or