Commemorating the making of "Vertigo" 1958. A movie in which a stunning, inventive camera work
combined a synchronous zoom with the forward movement of the camera so precisely that the
face of James Stewart remained almost stationary, and yet the background changed dramatically.
This method created what is now known as "the Vertigo effect." I saw this movie at least
10 times during my life. If you did not seen it, do it! It is timeless, a unique masterpiece.