Vertigo
Released in 1958, Vertigo is often singled out as Alfred Hitchcock's most important film. The film combined a complex storyline with equally complex cinematography. Vertigo debuted Hitchcock's...
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The classic detective format is told with many new twists and complications by Alfred Hitchcock in his film Vertigo. Hitchcock used many techniques other than the film makers of his era. He told hi...
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Vertigo starts as it means to go on - in a heady downward spiral. The names of the director and the two leads appear in front of an extreme close-up of a woman's face and the rest of the cast and crew...
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In the essay "On `Sleeping Beauty'," Francine Prose argues that the movie Vertigo is about "a sort of modified necrophilia: not exactly sex with a corpse - literal graveyard amour - but rather sex wit...
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Vertigo
