After the tragic death of their daughter, John and Laura Baxter decide to work and recover in Venice. Whilst John finds comfort in the restoration of an ancient gothic church, his wife befriends two mysterious sisters, one of whom is blind and claims to have the psychic ability to communicate with their dead child. She also claims that John has the same gift of second sight? and his life is in grave danger. Unable to accept the idea of anything supernatural, John is immediately suspicious of the sister's true intentions and their control over his vulnerable wife. But John's fate is finally sealed with the appearance of a mysterious figure bearing an uncanny likeness to his tragic daughter. One of the most chilling, tragic and unforgettable horror thrillers you will ever encounter, Don't Look Now is a masterpiece of suspense. Directed by cinematic visionary Nicolas Roeg (Performance, The Man Who Fell To Earth) and starring Hollywood icons Julie Christie (Billy Liar, Dr Zhivago) and Donald Sutherland (M*A*S*H, Klute, Steelyard Blues), it is often cited as having one of the most memorable and nightmarish climaxes in movie history. Running Time: 105 minutes Region: Region 2 Release Date: 19 Sept. 2011
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