Why Ripley Felt Different

This video essay analyzes Netflix's Ripley, starring Andrew Scott, and directed by Steven Zaillian. Ripley is a dark lesson in suspense that captures the mechanics of murder in a way no other television show has. If you want to understand what made Ripley such a unique experience, then this video explains all.

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"Ghost Dance" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Aquarium" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Gaia in Fog by Dan Bodan (YouTube Audio Library)
Hitchcockian by Sir Cubworth (YouTube Audio Library)
Earth Appears by Brian Bolger (YouTube Audio Library)
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"The Other Side of the Door" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Above the Ocean by Evan MacDonald (Licensed via Shutterstock)

Timestamps:
0:00 Steven Zaillian
2:04 The Mechanics of Murder
6:20 Directing is Details
9:35 Hitchock's Lesson in Suspense

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