“Frightening and consistently inventive”
—Chicago Reader

“If there were an award for the eeriest, clammiest atmosphere ever committed to film, DON’T LOOK NOW would belong on the shortlist.”
—Artforum

“It’s hypnotically brilliant as it works remorselessly toward a sense of dislocation in time; an undermining of all the senses.”
—Time Out

Nicolas Roeg’s Venice-set thriller about a couple (Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie) who are haunted by the loss of a child is brilliantly constructed in an experimentally elliptical structure that keeps the viewer off balance. All the better to unleash some of the most effective scares of the seventies.