"You start to lose who you are." Kino Lorber is releasing this documentary this month for everyone to view. Kim Novak's Vertigo is one of the latest doc creations from cinema filmmaker Alexandre O. Philippe, who has been making endless docs about movie history. This focuses not only on Hitchcock's iconic classic Vertigo (1958), but it's mainly about the life and success and truth of the iconic actress Kim Novak. In Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece Vertigo, actress Kim Novak created one of the most mesmerizing characters in Hollywood history. Decades later, in this fascinating and intimate documentary portrait, Novak dives deep into what the film means to her. Alex O. gets Kim to open up about her career, her life as an artist, her work with Hitchcock, and so much more - I was utterly fascinated by this doc (read my full review). They're not releasing this in theaters, only on DVD and VOD. Every cinephile and movie geek should watch it just for the first-hand account of Kim Novak's time in Hollywood and how it played out with all her roles. Enjoy. // Continue Reading ›