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Don't Look Now
Don't Look Now
7.9
/10
4,333 Ratings

DON'T LOOK NOW

Directed by Nicolas Roeg
United Kingdom, Italy, 1973
Drama, Horror, Thriller

Synopsis

Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie star as a married couple who just lost their young daughter in an accidental drowning. Travelling to Venice for work, they meet two elderly sisters who claim to have second sight. Though the husband scoffs at these claims, he too starts to experience odd visions.

Synopsis

Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie star as a married couple who just lost their young daughter in an accidental drowning. Travelling to Venice for work, they meet two elderly sisters who claim to have second sight. Though the husband scoffs at these claims, he too starts to experience odd visions.

Our take

Radical British filmmaker Nicolas Roeg created a bona fide classic of horror cinema with this disturbing adaptation of Daphne du Maurier. A freaky psychological examination of grief and isolation that deploys kaleidoscopic editing methods and includes one of cinema’s most controversial sex scenes.