Rosemary's Baby
Roman Polanski / US, 1968
Gripped by paranoia, timid Rosemary (Mia Farrow) suspects her husband Guy (John Cassavetes), a failing actor, has fallen under the spell of a coven. A classic chiller about the appeal of black magic in the sixties. Polanski coaxed the performance of a lifetime out of Mia Farrow. The line between delusion and reality is only wafer-thin. One of the most memorable films of the American New Wave.
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Director
Roman Polanski
Production year
1968
Country
US
Original title
Rosemary's Baby
Subtitles
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Format
35mm
Part of
1968
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