Movie with a split screen chase

Hello all.
Can anyone recall a movie or TV series that includes a foot chase that is shown in split screen, with chaser on one side and the chased on the other? I would like to think that 24 included one but I think the split screen was used there more to show what was happening in different places. Run Lola Run is the closest that I can think of but it's not a chase. Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Brian de Palma films are the thing that pops in my head. Or maybe the TV series 'Homecoming' ?

Thanks ScarletLion. I will check Brian De Palma out. Any idea when it might have been employed in Homecoming?

I have checked and Homecoming only uses a split screen for telephone conversations. I will do some research on the Brian De Palma films? Many thanks.

Was there not scenes like that in Vantage Point.

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Thanks for that Cryptic. I think it shows an event told from multiple points of view rather than split screen. I may be wrong but none of the clips I have watched make use of it.

Are you looking for a specific film, or just examples of the technique?

Hi. I am trying to find examples of split screen that show a foot chase. One side the pursuer, the other side the pursued.

You have probably already checked this links, but just in case:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split_s...8filmmaking%29
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls073362747/
https://nofilmschool.com/2018/03/split-screens-watch

Thank you OutOfThePast.
I have been to the IMDB and No Film School options but had yet to look at the Wiki notable examples list.
The XFiles episode listed there is one I have yet to check and could involve a chase.

De Palma's been mentioned. I'll narrow down an example to Blow Out. I'm pretty sure the finale qualifies as a foot chase sequence.

Thank you Little Ash. I will check that out.