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Spellbound (1945) Director: Alfred Hitchcock

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I adore this film. It's so cool that Hitchcock collaborated with Salvador Dalí on the dream sequence!

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Metropolis

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camilo3 years ago

didn’t salvador dalí paint those eyes?

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Sr.Borrach03 years ago

Isso daí me lembra o filme "pássaros" do Alfred Hitchcock

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On Location Tours3 years ago

Literally all of his movies are incredible 🎥✨

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Salvador Dali

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Sasha3 years ago

my first thought was I had an acid trip like this once upon a time 😂 it wasn’t scary though just very strange

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