Roeg Gone Rogue: Don't Look Now (1973)
We'd like to revive the forgotten December folk custom of telling ghost stories, and our first offering is from one of our favorite directors, Nicolas Roeg, who passed away this November. Named the "Best British Film of All Time" in Time Out's esteemed list curated by industry folks like Wes Anderson, this groundbreaking thriller set in Venice was adapted from a novella by Daphne Du Maurier. Stars Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie as bereaved parents, her finding solace in a blind clairvoyant's messages from beyond, and him skeptically ignoring his own psychic omens. A rarely screened treat, and you won't find this one on Netflix! "It's a ghost story; it's a meditation on time, memory and the poignancy of married love. And it's a masterpiece." - The Guardian
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