Don't Look Now Director Nicolas Roeg Length 1hr 50mins     Certificate 15 Stars Julie Christie Year 1973   Donald Sutherland Country UK/Italy   Hilary Mason       Outline A couple, shattered by their daughter's death, go to Venice to forget, only to find a second death is foretold and implicated in the first. Roeg's chilling adaptation of the Daphne du Maurier short story comes high in the British Film Institute's chart of best British films for good reason. A new print allows Roeg's dazzling existential riddle to shine through. Don't walk home alone... Reviews An undeniably key work in British cinema"- David Wood, BBC Online "One of the most radical films ever made." - Total Film Review This Film Members Reviews Screening Notes Other Links Shop Nicolas Roeg Videos Video

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When in 1999 the BFI put together their 100 List of Favourite British Films of the 20th Century, Don't Look Now was voted in at no. 8. Such a high regard is nothing new - the film opened to exceptionally favourable reviews in 1973 and has held its own ever since as a touchstone of visually intelligent movie-making.

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Internet Links

Nicolas Roeg Interview - SFX Magazine August 1999

Nicolas Roeg and Early Postmodernism - Essay at Artweb

BFI Collections - Don't Look Now

Deep Focus Review

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