Godfather, The (1972)

Redefining the crime film as serious art and setting a new standard for storytelling, performance, and style. Francis Ford Coppola’s epic transformed the gangster genre into a meditation on power, family, and the American Dream, leaving an influence that still runs through film and television today.

With a deisign as restrained and authoritative as the film itself. The stark black field, minimalist typography, and puppet-hand logo have become among the most recognisable images in movie history, perfectly reflecting the film’s quiet menace.