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1 "Psychiatric Patients" Douban 8.9 Director: Alfred Hitchcock Starring: Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh Release time: 1960 - Highlights - This film, also known as "Horror", is adapted from a novel by Robert Burrought and is based on a real event: a woman steals money to come to a motel and is later murdered in the hotel's bathtub. Hitchcock purchased the copyright of the novel for $9000 and adapted it into a script by Joseph Stefano. When Hitchcock was filming the film, he demanded that all production personnel swear to strictly keep the plot and ending confidential. In addition, he also announced the candidate list for the role of mother to the public, but in reality, there was no mother in the script. The climax of the bathroom murder scene was only 45 seconds long, but it took 7 days to shoot. The camera shifted 60 times and was quickly edited using 70 shots. Click on the image below to watch the complete video ↓↓ 2 "The Birth of a Country" Douban 8.2 Director: D.W. Griffith Starring: Lillian Gish, Henry B. Wosso Release time: 1915 - Highlights - This work elevates the film from a technological invention to an artistic level. It is the first epic narrative in film history, using various film production techniques. It can be said that it is a masterpiece of early art techniques in movies, with night scene shooting, panoramic long shot shooting, montage editing, and parallel editing techniques, making the story full of rhythm and epic atmosphere. The last minute rescue shot has since become Hollywood's usual routine. The film lasted for over three hours, with 1800 formal and crowd actors and 3000 horses. Click on the image below to watch the complete video ↓↓ 3 "No War on the Western Front" Douban 8.7 Director: Lewis Myerstone Starring: Liu Ayers, Louis Wolheim Release time: 1930 - Highlights - It can be regarded as one of the "greatest anti war films" in film history and won the Best Picture and Best Director awards at the 3rd Academy Awards in 1930. The concise and concise lens reproduces the tragic reality of the war, and also vividly portrays the disillusionment of Paul's patriotic dream with delicate and smooth techniques. The scene where Paul catches a butterfly and is hit by a bullet at the end of the film has become a classic moment in film history. Click on the image below to watch the complete video ↓↓ Citizen Kane Douban 8.7 Director: Orson Welles Starring: Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, Agnes Moorehead Release time: 1941 - Highlights - The position of this film in film history is unshakable. Since the 1980s, it has almost consistently ranked first in film history. The groundbreaking narrative style, shooting techniques, editing techniques, and the use of depth of field lenses in the film are all revolutionary. Although it did not receive sufficient attention at the beginning of its release, it has become a textbook for modern cinema since the mid-1950s, affecting every director since then. It has become the supreme coordinate for measuring the achievements of film art. Click on the image below to watch the complete video ↓↓ 5 "Bicycle Thief" Douban 9.0 Director: Vettori Freaks How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days Notorious Modern Family Season 1 Little Monsters 
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