William Wyler: A Retrospective

Film directors tend to get remembered themselves for a couple of different major reasons. The first are people like Alfred Hitchcock, those with extreme authorial stamps that especially extend to the visual aspects of their movies, making them easily identifiable simply by looking at them (there’s often a heavy influence from German Expressionism). The second are those who put such a unique thematic stamp, like a Sam Peckinpah, that mere descriptions of their work makes them easily identifia...