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Title: Intense B&W Cinematography from Haskel Wexler!
Review: I first saw this film in Haskel Wexler's cinematography class at UCLA when I was a student there in the late 60's and would just like to comment that the film had the most intense, tonally rich palette of black and white I have ever seen (to this day) in a film. The only comparison would be to some Ansel Adams prints. In addition to a riveting story, do yourself a favor and see this on a first-class home theater system to experience the visual poetry of a great cinematic master.
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