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78/52 is a captivating documentary that delves into the iconic shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece Psycho (1960). This boundary-breaking film explores the genius behind the curtain and the impact of this unforgettable murder scene on the world of cinema.
Directed by Alexandre O. Philippe, this documentary takes a meticulous deep dive into the 78 camera set-ups and the legendary 52 edits that were involved in the creation of this chilling scene. Through a combination of interviews with renowned filmmakers, actors, and experts, the film examines the psychological impact and the cultural significance of this groundbreaking sequence.
In addition to analyzing the technical aspects, 78/52 explores the profound influence of the shower scene on cinema, influencing countless filmmakers to this day. It dissects the impact of Psycho's daring departure from traditional narrative structure and its implications for future generations of filmmakers.
By examining the meticulous craftsmanship and the psychology behind Hitchcock's visionary work, this documentary offers a comprehensive understanding of why this scene continues to resonate with audiences. 78/52 is an enlightening and enthralling exploration of a pivotal moment in cinema history that forever changed the course of filmmaking.
Directed by Alexandre O. Philippe, this documentary takes a meticulous deep dive into the 78 camera set-ups and the legendary 52 edits that were involved in the creation of this chilling scene. Through a combination of interviews with renowned filmmakers, actors, and experts, the film examines the psychological impact and the cultural significance of this groundbreaking sequence.
In addition to analyzing the technical aspects, 78/52 explores the profound influence of the shower scene on cinema, influencing countless filmmakers to this day. It dissects the impact of Psycho's daring departure from traditional narrative structure and its implications for future generations of filmmakers.
By examining the meticulous craftsmanship and the psychology behind Hitchcock's visionary work, this documentary offers a comprehensive understanding of why this scene continues to resonate with audiences. 78/52 is an enlightening and enthralling exploration of a pivotal moment in cinema history that forever changed the course of filmmaking.