In 1973, the film history classic "The Master" was born. Not only was it the first horror film to be nominated for the Academy Award, it was also regarded as the standard for exorcism films. Director Alessandro Philippe, who is good at film analysis documentaries, once again challenged classic deconstruction after Zombies, Alien, and Hitchcock, and boldly explored the unknown depths of the heart of the famous gold medal director William Friedkin. The two spent several days, detailing Uncover the fascinating secrets of "The Master" by delving deeply into its filming process and philosophical tenets. This is definitely an extremely precious master-level lecture hall, staged a comprehensive showdown like "The Dialogue between Hitchcock and Chu Fu".