Young American dancer Susie Bannion arrives in 1970s Berlin to audition for the world-renowned Helena Markos Dance Company. When she vaults to the role of lead dancer, the woman she replaces breaks down and accuses the company's female directors of witchcraft. Meanwhile, an inquisitive psychotherapist and a member of the troupe uncover dark and sinister secrets as they probe the depths of the studio's hidden underground chambers.
Dakota Johnson Tilda Swinton Mia Goth Angela Winkler Ingrid Caven Chloë Grace Moretz Elena Fokina Sylvie Testud Renée Soutendijk Christine Leboutte Małgorzata Bela Fabrizia Sacchi Jessica Harper Jessica Batut Alek Wek Vincenza Modica Vanda Capriolo Brigitte Cuvelier Gala Moody Anne-Lise Brevers Sara Sguotti Halla Thordardottir Olivia Ancona Marjolaine Uscotti Sharon Campbell Elfriede Hock Iaia Ferri Clémentine Houdart Charo Calvo Show All…
Luca Guadagnino William Sherak Silvia Venturini Fendi David Kajganich Gabriele Bebe Moratti Bradley J. Fischer Francesco Melzi d'Eril Marco Morabito
Nicolas Becker Kuen-Il Song Hanse Warns Carsten Richter Olivier Guillaume Miroslav Babić Frank Kruse Thomas Diesel Lars Ginzel Markus Stemler
Sonia Cedrone Andrea Eusebi Tamar Aviv Simona Castaldi Mark Coulier Paola Cristofaroni Veronica Falabella Beatrice Farroni Amélie Gebhard Julia Grieshaber Dorit Jur Andrea Leanza Fernanda Perez Robin Pritchard Giorgia Storsillo Lorenzo Tamburini Katharina Thieme Valentina Visintin Alessandra Vita
Suspiria de Guadagnino, Суспирия, 서스페리아, Суспірія, סוספיריה, Sóhajok, 陰風陣陣, Suspíria: A Dança do Medo, 阴风阵阵, Suspiria: El maligno, Suspirija, 窒息, กลัว, サスペリア, სუსპირია, Vũ Điệu Tử Thần
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I mean, I’m not a dance expert, but I feel like these women might want to consider studying at another school.
There are some scenes in this film that are so morbidly transfixing and artfully constructed that you can’t help but be slightly impressed. The problem is that there are also other scenes. Lots and lots and lots of other scenes.
FUCK IT LMFAO LIFE IS TOO SHORT NOT TO GIVE LUCA GUADAGNINO'S "STEP UP 5: THE FUCKENING" THE 5-STAR RATING IT DESERVES. CULT CLASSIC FOREVER, LADIES.
Almost certain to be the most polarizing film since “mother!” split audiences between rapture and embarrassment last fall, Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria” is a coldly violent seance for the evils of the 20th century, none of which are quite as dead as we might have once hoped. Based on the screenplay of Dario Argento’s giallo classic, Guadagnino’s radical new take is less a remake of the original than it is an estranged sibling — the fraternal twin sister who recognized herself as the black sheep of an already twisted family, ran away from home to become a fascist, and has dressed in gray every day since then. Only by drawing some blood can you tell the two are even related.
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holy shit.
this movie is visceral, tense, haunting, nightmarish, beautiful, and goddamn outstanding. the makeup is incredible, the body horror is fascinating, the effects look great (save for one key moment of visual effects.. hmm) the camera movement and choreography are wondrous, tilda delivers MULTIPLE great performances– even the “lack of color” that people were worried about when the trailer first dropped is a non-problem. it’s great. great great. it’s better than the original. i can’t believe the guy that made A Bigger Splash and Call Me By Your Name also had this crazy shit in him.
that said, the one thing Suspiria has in common with those movies, is an incredible A-lister on the soundtrack making incredible music that...…
"Today we have to break the nose of every beautiful thing."
What if there were witches that ran a dance academy? What if they were forced underground during wartime, what if during that time they became politically activated, resentful, hostile? What if they cared deeply about their art, their matriarchal, anti-facist, confrontational art, the very source and tool of their power? Is there a right way now to exercise that power? Is there a right way to exercise any power?
tilda swinton said I’m not coming one supporting actor nomination, I’m coming for all of them
