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Don't Look Now

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Nicolas Roeg's supernatural thriller, adapted from Daphne du Maurier's short story, starring Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie. Following the tragic drowning of their young daughter, John and Laura Baxter go to Venice - he to work, she to recuperate. There they meet two sisters, one of whom claims to be able to communicate with the dead child. Caught up in the bizarre events that follow, the Baxters are drawn inexorably toward a mysterious and forbidding fate.

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A star rating of 5 out of 5.

Tom Hutchinson

A fiercely erotic scene of love-making between Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie forms the sensual core of this supernatural chiller, which offers a time-distorted vision of terror set in wintertime Venice, portrayed here as a hostile city of brooding silences and fog-shrouded canals. After the death of their young daughter, church restorer John Baxter (Sutherland) and wife Laura (Christie) take their grief with them to Italy, where the spectral presence of their child draws them into a labyrinth of cryptic signs and doom-laden portents. Adapted from a Daphne du Maurier short story, this is director Nicolas Roeg's masterpiece - the fear-drenched mood of alienation is sustained right up until the unforgettable climax.

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7.1/10

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Cast

rolenameJohn BaxterDonald SutherlandLaura BaxterJulie ChristieHeatherHilary MasonWendyClelia MataniaBishop BarbarrigoMassimo SeratoInspector LonghiRenato ScarpaAnthony BabbageDavid TreeMandy BabbageAnn RyeJohnny BaxterNicholas SalterChristine BaxterSharon WilliamsDetective SabbioneBruno CattaneoDwarfAdelina Poerio

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rolenameDirectorNicolas Roeg

Details

Theatrical distributor

Studio Canal

Released on

2019-07-05

Languages

English | Italian

Guidance

Violence, swearing, a sex scene, nudity.

Available on

video, DVD and Blu-ray

Formats

Colour

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