Vertigo

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Vertigo is a 1958 psychological thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, renowned for its exploration of obsession, identity, and visual innovation, and often cited as one of the greatest films in cinema history.

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Alfred Hitchcock notableWork Vertigo
Alfred Hitchcock directed Vertigo
James Stewart notableWork Vertigo
Edith Head notableWork Vertigo
Lee Patrick notableWork Vertigo
Roland Anderson notableWork Vertigo
Roland Anderson workedOn Vertigo
High Anxiety parodies Vertigo
Dressed to Kill influencedBy Vertigo
George Tomasini notableWork Vertigo
George Tomasini workedOn Vertigo
Saul Bass designedPosterFor Vertigo
Pierre Boileau adaptedAs Vertigo
subject surface form: D’entre les morts
Alec Coppel notableWork Vertigo
Tom Helmore notableWork Vertigo
Tom Helmore appearedIn Vertigo
Madeleine Elster appearsIn Vertigo
Midge Wood appearsIn Vertigo
Kim Novak notableWork Vertigo