The Apartment is a 1960 American romantic dramedy film directed, produced, and co-written by Billy Wilder and starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine.

This trope is for characters who live in a sleek, modern high-rise apartment overlooking a cityscape. Maybe it comes with a 360-degree view of the metropolitan ...

Apartments right next to active railroad tracks are usually the poor (and sometimes shady) part of town.

Apartment 7A is the second movie written and directed by Natalie Erika James (Relic). It is a prequel to Roman Polański's 1968 adaptation of Rosemary's Baby ...

Apartment buildings are awful places to live because the character lives close to strangers. Their neighbors range from the cranky and simply annoying to the ...

Allegedly Optimistic Ending: The film ends with a fairly mild happy ending, but even that is somewhat diminished when you think about it.

Joe's Apartment is a 1996 musical-comedy film produced by MTV, based off of a short film that appeared on the Liquid Television anthology series, ...

An empty, sparsely furnished apartment says a lot about the lonely soul who lives there. No art on the walls, hardly any food in the fridge, very little ...

Apartment 143 is a 2011 Spanish horror found footage film. After the mother of the White family died, they began experiencing strange occurrences.

: Apartment buildings that are unpleasant to live in, if not downright dangerous. ... In this case, real estate scams are an applicable example of the trope.