Every now and then and quite far in-between, there comes a movie that simply cannot be described or be reviewed, but it rather has to be seen to be believed. Such is the case of "Don't Look Now".
From its heartbreaking opening sequence to its depressing settings of Venice, and through its lyrical symbolism (red, glass and water are dazzlingly repeated throughout the film) right up to its terrifying climax, "Don't Look Now" is a mystifying tour de force, a cinematic enigma that keeps its answers deep into the darkest realms of metaphysics and human psyche.
An enchanting, unforgettable experience. Magnificent.
From its heartbreaking opening sequence to its depressing settings of Venice, and through its lyrical symbolism (red, glass and water are dazzlingly repeated throughout the film) right up to its terrifying climax, "Don't Look Now" is a mystifying tour de force, a cinematic enigma that keeps its answers deep into the darkest realms of metaphysics and human psyche.
An enchanting, unforgettable experience. Magnificent.