Sunset Boulevard

Classroom Critics Film Studies Podcast by William Ivers

May 27, 202065:11TV & Film

Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard is a film that explores some of the darkest areas of humanity by confronting themes of self-delusion, deception, and the deceitful practices of the film industry. From start to finish, the...

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