Little red raincoat and impending disaster.
Imagery.
Indelible and unique, Don’t Look Now is a subtle horror film set in Venice by Nicholas Roeg gets under your skin and stays there. In essentially a story of loss and grief, Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie play a couple who have lost their daughter and continue to be haunted by the loss.
Roeg develops a foreboding gradual pace as the metaphysical world imposes on reality. Dreamlike scenes perfectly convey that inscrutable feeling of fear and dread you sense sometimes but can’t say why.
I love this lounging dress, it looks so comfy and motherly.
Christie with her lovely ash blond hair mixing tweed and checks.
Donald in shades of brown.
Christie and Sutherland in Venice with equally great coats.
Rumor has it that the sex scene was not fake.
Such a pretty face, she doesn’t even need that Mary Quant mascara.
Trio of interesting outerwear.
A great shot.
I love this room.
Loose bun, black gloves, and contemplation.
A vision of mourning.
Blue and brights, beautiful.
Avant garde stylings of a crazy woman.
Yikes.
Great hat and scarf for cool days in Venice.
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