Vertigo

“One final thing I have to do…and then I’ll be free of the past.”

After a traumatizing fall from a building, former police officer Scottie (James Stewart) develops a terrible fear of heights. When an old friend hires him to prevent his wife (Kim Novak) from doing something rash, Scottie gets embroiled in a strange knot of hair-raising obsession, lust and betrayal.

Widely considered to be one of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterworks, Vertigo features a hypnotic and evocative opening title sequence created by famed designer Saul Bass with spirographic images by effects artist John Whitney. It’s a landmark piece of graphic design and a stunning opener for a film that leaves a mark.

Presented with an introduction by series host Lola Landekic.

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The Art of the Title – That’s Saul, Folks!: Psycho. Vertigo. Goodfellas. Casino. You’ve seen his work, but do you know his name? Discover the film work of legendary graphic designer Saul Bass in this new series.