“In Cold Blood (1967)” — when an accident became poetry. Cinematographer Conrad Hall captured rain reflecting on the window — appearing as tears on Robert Blake’s face in Perry Smith’s final scene. Truman Capote wrote the novel. Hall turned it into haunting cinema. #InColdBlood #TrumanCapote #Cinematography #FilmHistory #MediaFreeAmerica #Cinemalism | Matt Kowalski

IN COLD BLOOD ('67), based off the famous non-fiction novel by Truman Capote, details the seemingly random murder of the Clutter family by two ex-convicts. Capote interviewed friends and family shortly after the crime, with the killers being caught only 6 weeks later. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM