In this intriguing tale of espionage and confusion, Roger Thornhill is a New York advertising executive living a fairly normal life until an unfortunate encounter drags him into a world of deception and conspiracy. A group of secret agents mistakenly identifies him as a spy named George Kaplan, and before he knows it, Roger is kidnapped, chased, and accused of murder. With his life at stake and time against him, he must find a way to unravel the mystery behind the mix-up.
As he escapes from his captors, Roger becomes immersed in a thrilling adventure that takes him from the hustle and bustle of the city to the vast landscapes of America, including an unforgettable encounter at Mount Rushmore. In his quest to clear his name and shake off the assassins pursuing him, he crosses paths with a charming woman named Eve Kendall, who seems to be both his ally and his greatest enigma.
With a script filled with twists and a visual style that only a master like Alfred Hitchcock could deliver, the film keeps you on the edge of your seat, blending action, tension, and touches of humor. As Roger struggles to prove his innocence and uncover the truth behind the plot, he faces unimaginable dangers and realizes that espionage is not just the realm of secret agents; sometimes, life itself can become a dangerous game of identity.