Rope (1948): Hitchcock’s Bold Thriller–Narrative Structure, Long Takes (Length of Each Segments)

Hitchcock shot long unbroken takes lasting up to 10 minutes (the length of a film camera magazine), involving carefully choreographed camera and actor movement, though most shots in the film wound up being shorter.

Super Bowl 2024: Scorsese’s Directorial Debut With Cinematic Squarespace Ad

“At my age, it’s a stretch finding a directorial debut. When Squarespace first approached me to create a spot, I thought this was my shot,” Scorsese said in a statement.

Sophie’s Choice: Celebrating Meryl Streep’s Oscar-Winning Performance in Alan Pakula’s Tragic Holocaust Drama (Most Powerful Scene)

“We’re the only ones still standing,” Streep noted, gesturint to Kline and MacNicol. “The visionaries who birthed ‘Sophie’s Choice’ are not.”

Argylle: Matthew Vaughn’s Big-Budget Spy Comedy Fails at Box-Office

Argylle, directed from a script by Wonder Woman‘s Jason Fuchs, concerns a best-selling spy novelist and cat-loving recluse whose tranquil life is upended when plots of her books begin coming to life.

Directors: Ed Zwig’s Memoir, “Hits, Flops, and Other Illusions: My Fortysomething Years in Hollywood”–Making of Brad Pitt’s Romantic Epic, “Legends of the Fall”

Brad Pitt ‘Can Be Volatile When Riled,’ Got ‘Edgy’ When He Had to ‘Display Deep Emotion’ and ‘Wasn’t Pleased’ With Final Cut