iPhone 14 Pro to iPhone 8, check out 10 famous movies shot on Apple iPhones

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iPhones have been used as a quick tool to shoot movies by filmmakers and music video directors since years. Check top films shot on Apple iPhones. 

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iPhone's great camera capabilities, ease of use, portability, and stability make it a go-to option for filmmakers. Here’s a list of movies, documentaries, and short films that are shot on iPhones.

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Fursat (2022): Apple has recently released "Fursat," a short film shot entirely on the iPhone 14 Pro. Directed by Vishal Bhardwaj, the film is now available on YouTube.

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Tangerine (2015): Sean Baker's indie film about transgender prostitutes in LA was shot on an iPhone 5S, gaining critical acclaim at Sundance Film Festival.

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Unsane (2018): Steven Soderbergh's psychological thriller was shot entirely on an iPhone 7 Plus, showcasing the device's high-quality abilities.

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Detour (2016): French director Michel Gondry shot this film on iPhone 7 as part of a promotional campaign for Apple.

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9 Rides (2017): A feature film about an Uber driver receiving life-altering news on New Year's Eve. It is shot on an iPhone 6s. 

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Romance in NYC (2014): Shot on an iPhone 6, this film was shot by Emmy-winning director Tristan Pope.

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Snow Steam Iron (2017): Zack Snyder's short film was shot entirely on an iPhone 7 and exclusively released on the social media platform Vero.

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High Flying Bird (2019): Steven Soderbergh's sports drama was shot entirely on an iPhone 8, demonstrating the director's preference for the device.

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Uneasy Lies the Mind (2014): This feature film, shot on an iPhone 5 with the addition of cinema lenses, was touted as the first to be entirely shot on an iPhone.