I shouldn't be surprised that a 49 year old movie can survive the passage of time with such power. But it is, surprising. It may be the privilege of certain films by great artists that, in their day, came and went, almost unnoticed. I'm discovering more and more films with that particular peculiarity. I saw Don't Look Now for the first time when I was 18. It terrified me, it gave me a sleepless night and at the same time it fascinated me. I had a similar reaction last night when I saw it again 27 years after my first time. Love it, terrified me and fascinated me. Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland are superlative in daring, truly daring performances. Nicolas Roeg a true master.
Review of Don't Look Now
