Vertigo (1959)

In Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thriller, retired detective Scottie, suffering from acrophobia and vertigo, investigates the puzzling behavior of Gavin Elster's wife, Madeleine. Entranced by her mystery, Scottie becomes trapped in a web of deceit. With groundbreaking dolly zoom technique, Hitchcock explores obsession, identity, and illusion, delving deep into the human psyche and illusion. Hitchcock's enduring classic is a masterful exploration of storytelling and artistry.