The film is influential for its epic scope, storytelling, and its place in the history of American cinema, despite its problematic portrayal of race and history.
Renowned for its powerful depiction of the Holocaust and its impact on historical dramas and discussions about human rights and is directed by Steven Spielberg.
Noted for its memorable dialogue, romantic storyline, and its portrayal of wartime themes, which have had a lasting influence on cinema.
An Alfred Hitchcock film, the film revolutionized the thriller and horror genres with its narrative twists and use of suspense and psychological complexity.
The film set new standards for narrative complexity and character development, and its influence extends into popular culture and subsequent gangster films.
Directed by Orson Welles, the film is frequently praised for its innovative use of deep focus, narrative structure, and its influence on modern filmmaking and storytelling.
The film is infamous for its racist portrayal of African Americans and its role in reviving the Ku Klux Klan, but it also had a profound influence on the development of cinematic techniques and narrative structure.