Double Indemnity 1944 Based on a wonderful fiction by writer James M. Cain, the 1944 film Double Indemnity was directed by 6 Oscar-winning director Billy Wilder. The performance, which was nominated for Oscars in 7 different sectors, was a first in the history of cinema in many ways. The main character con man's relationship with a married woman and the mind-blowing plot of their murder, even years later, remains a masterpiece, leaving main actor Fred MacMurray's suspicions unfounded (MacMurray says the con man won't like it). The under $1 million film also stars McMurray, four-time Oscar-nominated actress Barbara Stanwyck, and Romanian-born actor Edward G. Robinson. Walter, who works for a large insurance company, goes to the house of the young and beautiful Phyllis, who lives alone because her rich husband, who works in the drilling business, is constantly on the road and tries to sell the young woman. comprehensive insurance. package. Realizing the treacherous thoughts behind Phyllis' false fears, Walter leaves the young woman's home, aware of the dangers of the drilling business. Knowing even the details of his plan to take money from the insurance companies, Walter succumbs to his feelings for a young woman and plans a comprehensive assassination plan with Phyllis. According to the plan, Phyllis' husband would be insured and would die in a railroad accident after being approved by the company. If Walter's ingenious plan works, after Phyllis' husband dies, the insurance company will pay not one but two losses. Despite hundreds of examples in its own genre, the film, whose plot cannot be predicted, is still a cult piece that should not be missed.