IITSL10 Don't Look Now! (1972)
Myself, George, and Elliot are back. This time we're talking about Nic Roeg's 1972 masterpiece Don't Look Now! starring Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie. It's a legendarily beautiful and mysterious adaptation of Daphne Du Maurier's story of grief, precognition, and murder. Expect spoilers etc.
This is just the talking btw - it'll have some nice music added when publicly released. You get it bald but waaaay earlier than everyone else.
Comments (3)
Inspired me to rewatch the film. What a baffling film it is. I’d pay money to hear you all go on to The Man Who Fell To Earth and Insignificance (Elliot is the first person outside of my family I’ve ever heard mention that minor masterpiece, he’s right to call it a play, it was adapted from a Terry Johnson script)
Don’t look now is probably my least favourite of this triptych, because it’s too immediately watchable, there’s no point at which you’re embarrassed by what’s on screen, because Roeg had the silly idea of casting proper actors
Fantastic stuff, as usual.