The Writer Who Directed, The Director Who Wrote: Every Frame a Painting Explores the Genius of Billy Wilder
Briefly

"The sustained two-shot captures a stretch of dialogue between two characters without the interference of a cut; a rarity today, used often in classic Hollywood."
"Billy Wilder's films, while often funny, reveal a darker, disenchanted perspective, questioning the American ideals of cheerfulness and glamor, showcasing human greed and depravity."
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