No other film has captured the pathology of Hollywood with the same precision and venom as Billy Wilder’s Sunset Boulevard (1950). At once noir, satire, and gothic melodrama, the film is less a portrait of one delusional actress than an x-ray of an entire industry addicted to spectacle and terrified of obsolescence. Its famous openingContinue reading “Sunset Boulevard is Always Ready for a Close-Up”
My World of Interiors 