Alfred Hitchcock managed, in 1948, to make a feature film without any cuts — or rather, more impressively, he made a feature film people believed had no cuts. So how did 'Rope,' one of Hitchcock's lesser-celebrated but still thoroughly fascinating projects, convincingly fake its own form? Editor Vashi Nedomansky shows us in the three-minute video above.
It may sound redundant, but to many people a Hitchcock film would not be a Hitchcock film without Hitchcock. By this I mean not only Hitchcock’s masterful command of light and shadow, camera movement, and editing, but also the brief, witty appearances of the man himself, in front of the camera
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