A 1973 horror-thriller directed by Nicolas Roeg about a grieving couple in Venice haunted by premonitions and a mysterious red-coated figure.
Demonstrated that grief could be rendered as temporal dislocation — flash-forwards that the protagonist (and audience) mistake for memories — making the film's horror inseparable from its formal structure.
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