Rear Window
(1954)Rear Window 1954
Cornell Woolrich's short It Should Have Been Murder was screened by chief director Alfred Hitchcock, and Rear Window, one of the most successful crime thrillers in cinema history, was born. Oscar-winning actor James Stewart, who died in 1997, and Oscar-winning actor James Stewart, who died in a car accident in 1982, were nominated for Oscars in the categories of Best Director, Best Art Direction, and Best Sound Editing. and "Best Screenplay" with actress Grace Kelly. Jeff, a professional photographer for a famous television company, is confined to a wheelchair at home when he accidentally breaks his leg during filming. A week before the plaster comes out, a young man kills time watching the apartments across the street. On the other hand, Lisa, a perfect woman, regularly visits her boyfriend Jeff and looks forward to their wedding day. The situation is different for Jeff; A young man with a tough and stubborn character has tested his ability to survive in the toughest conditions, waiting for his girlfriend to be like him and able to withstand difficult and challenging conditions. Despite Jeff's indifference, Lisa tries to maintain her relationship with a young man without losing hope. While all this is going on, Jeff turns his attention to an elderly couple's house in the apartment across the street and realizes that something is wrong. According to Jeff, the old man killed his wife, who could not stand up, with a knife and buried her in secret. Although this scenario may seem pointless at first glance, Lisa, unable to remain indifferent to concrete evidence, teams up with Jeff to pretend to be a detective.
