Vertigo

Vertigo is a magazine designed for those who don’t just watch films, but feel them, carry them, and hear their echoes long after the final scene. More than a space for film critique of 64 pages, Vertigo dives into how cinema shapes and reflects pop culture, revisiting the films that have truly left their mark. Each issue highlights four iconic movies, across styles, genres, and cultures, that have influenced generations. We explore what makes them unforgettable: their themes, iconic scenes, powerful dialogues, memorable performances, and the direction choices that defined them. This project was born from a dual ambition: to create a magazine that’s both insightful and visually distinctive. Blending inspirations from fashion, graphic design, and music culture, our editorial direction reimagines the visual codes of traditional film magazines, especially through bold typography choices and curated image layouts. Each edition of Vertigo is crafted as a collectible object, visually striking and intellectually engaging, offering a fresh, creative way to experience and celebrate cinema. Concept project With Gabriel De Stefano