Filmed over ten years, My Big Break follows a handful of Hollywood housemates including Chad Lindberg and Wes Bentley as they face the unexpected consequences of fame.

Page One takes us inside the offices of The New York Times for a look at how the economy, technology and social media keeps changing the rules of the game.

Each week we take one scene from a movie and deconstruct it to reveal what kind of an impact they’ve had historically and culturally and what they say about us as a society.

Special guest Mark Patton, star of A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 2, writes this week’s edition of Deconstructing Cinema with a scene from The Talented Mr Ripley.

Starring Oliver Reed and set in 1648 when King Charles I is captured by Roundhead supporters, a group of Royalist supporters band together to attempt a rescue operation.

Gunnar Bjornstrand brilliantly portrays Tomas, a grieving and lonely pastor suffering from a crisis of faith, in Ingmar Bergman’s superlative monochrome chamber-piece.