Don't Look Now: Looking Back

About This Movie

Don't Look Now: Looking Back is an intriguing glimpse behind the curtain of Roeg's haunting film. The documentary dives into the eerie atmosphere that pervades the original, showcasing how Du Maurier's unsettling narrative served as fertile ground for its chilling visuals. Roeg’s insights on the production history are enlightening, especially when paired with Anthony B. Richmond's take on the cinematography. There's this emphasis on how certain scenes, notably the infamous sex scene, layered the film's exploration of grief and loss. The pacing here is reflective, almost meditative, echoing the film's own deliberate tempo. It's a fascinating watch for anyone who appreciates the craft and thought behind the haunting imagery and thematic depth of the original.

Short documentaryFeatures insights from RoegFocus on production and themes