Our trip through Sight & Sound's 100 greatest films stops at Fritz Lang's 1931 classic, in which a child murderer exposes deep fractures within the city he terrorizes.
The Tramp falls in love and encounters the best and the worst a big city has to offer in Charlie Chaplin's 1931 masterpiece.
Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 masterpiece is a movie about someone who watches and the act of watching.
Our trip through Sight and Sound's top 100 films list arrives at one of those movies that changed everything.
Billy Wilder's crossdressing comedy continues to delight audiences of all kinds, and remains a model of Hollywood craft.
The Reveal continues its look at every film in the top 100 of the most recent Sight and Sound poll arrives at an Akira Kurosawa classic that questions the nature of truth itself.
