Vertigo (DVDRip + Extra)

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Vertigo (DVDRip + Extra)
  • Release date: 28 May 1958
  • Release year: 1958
  • Runtime: 128 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: romantic obsession, san francisco bay, vertigo, acrophobia, mental breakdown, 1950s, plot twist, nervous breakdown, fear of heights, death
  • Budget: $2,479,000
Plot:
While pursuing a criminal on the roofs of the buildings in San Francisco, Detective John "Scottie" Ferguson has a severe trauma when his partner falls off the roof trying to save him. He suffers from acrophobia and is retired from the police force, since his fear of heights provokes vertigo on him. He is contacted by the former mate from college Gavin Elster, who runs the shipyard of his wife Madeleine Elster, and Gavin asks him to follow his wife. Gavin explains that she has an odd behavior and seems to be possessed by the spirit of Carlotta Valdes, having blanks of memory every now and then and presenting suicidal tendencies. The skeptical Scottie follows the beautiful blonde on the next morning: she buys some flowers and is drawn to places from the past related to Carlotta Valdes, visiting her grave in an ancient cemetery; staring her portrait for a long time in a museum; and finally moving to the Hotel McKittrick where Carlotta lived. In the end of the day, Scottie reports his findings to Gavin. When Madeleine jumps in the water of San Francisco Bay, Scottie rescues her and brings her home. He has a crush on her and they fall in love for each other. When they go together to a mission outside San Francisco, Madeleine runs to the bell tower of the church and the disabled Scottie is unable to reach her; she jumps off the tower, committing suicide. There is a trial, and the traumatized Scottie is interned with a breakdown. When he is discharged from the hospital, he meets the brunet seller Judy Barton by chance and her resemblance with Madeleine is amazing. Scottie approaches to Judy and expect to have a second chance in love until he sees a souvenir of a killing.

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Vertigo (DVDRip + Extra)
Obsessed With Vertigo - The Making Of.mkv
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File Size: 700 MB
Duration: 02:04:00
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