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Uploaded by on Jun 14, 2008

The famous crane shot from Orson Welles' 1958 film, 'Touch of Evil.'

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  • Omg husky liked this video and I'm a brainless idiot who has to troll here that husky sent me. get a brain people, really... it's getting annoying

  • Ok, so I'm here because of Husky too, but c'mon guys, Orson Welles!! Plenty to talk about other than the reason you were linked here.

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  • @THXLUH1976 Oh hush. There are tens of thousands of movies released every year. If you can't find some you like in that group, then either make your own or stop complaining.

  • I sent myself here. :P How about you?

  • Four Men on a Raft - Its All True By: Orson Welles 1942 Filmed in the Fishing Village of Caponga Brazil You tube - duration 9:56 Walk in the footsteps of Orson Welles. His legendary shadow still shimmers on the golden sands and warm waters of the traditional Brazilian fishing village of Caponga. The fishermen are still there. The rafts are still there. Orson is still there! Brazil’s best kept secret Pousada Meu Refugio / Hotel ‘My Refuge’
  • Pure cinema magic. A true testament to the art of filmmaking. A medium that today is mired in substandard writing, acting, editing, cinematography and directing. All but drowning in cgi nonsense. We need more films and less movies.

  • Sure didn't take much to impress the audiences or critics back in '58. Decidedly mediocre, even for its time.

  • no one can do it again.

  • simply amazing :D

  • The amount of deep space created by this huge long shot is fantastic, love all the different perspectives we get to see as a viewer.

  • I'm not sure if anyone has already referenced it, but Robert Altman's 5 min continuous opening shot in The Player was his loving tribute to this!

  • One of the best.

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