Review of Repulsion (1965) by Michael Atkinson for Village Voice — 10 Apr 2006
The movie's shake-and-bake mix of "reality" and crumbling subjectivity is too deliberate to be about character--it is, rather, a game of movieness, a masquerade of Grand Guignol–as-psyche, virtually a parody of the surrealist's notion of consciousness bagged and tagged on celluloid.
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This review of Repulsion (1965) was written by Michael Atkinson and published by Village Voice on 10 Apr 2006.
Repulsion has generally received very positive reviews.
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