Vertigo Hitchcock Film Poster 242

Hitchcock spent an entire career making you trust the wrong person, and Vertigo is the one where he admitted the trick out loud and made you watch anyway.

Released in 1958 and initially dismissed, Vertigo has since been argued into the top spot on more greatest-films lists than any other movie, which is either justice or irony depending on your mood. Saul Bass's swirling title sequence alone is a masterclass in dread as design, and the film's obsession with image, identity, and control over another person feels more relevant and more unsettling every decade. For anyone with a dark aesthetic and a thing for cinema that earns its darkness, this is the one.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Framing available, black matt wooden frame with professional MDF mounting. Message us for details.