American girl Susie Barnionplayedfrom a small town in the United States came to Berlin, Germany to take the entrance exam for a historic ballet academy. Susie is performing to the principal Ms. Blancoplayed byAfter a wonderful dance, I got the chance to enter the school. The school was full of girls. She immediately moved into the dormitory above the dance studio. Patricia Singer, a dancer who originally lived here, had just had a mental breakdown and ran out. School. In fact, Patricia escaped to a psychiatrist, Joseph Clemperry. She was very distressed and said that the dance school was a cover for the witch group. At first, Joseph thought that Patricia’s fear was just her paranoid delusion, but when Patricia mysteriously disappeared, Joseph found Patricia’s diary in his office and decided to investigate the truth
. At the same time, Susie also encountered a series of mysterious incidents in the school, and the female students in the school were also brutally murdered one after another
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Suspiria movie plot
2022-01-03 08:01
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Amber 2022-03-25 09:01:11
It's ridiculous, whether it's content or form, it's too collage, completely incoherent, and it's even more ridiculous to talk about the "guilt" of the Germans in World War II to dig the depth of the script and find the foundation of horror. It's even more ridiculous.
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Maia 2022-03-23 09:02:25
The shortcomings are of course obvious. Witches and old doctors can preach alone. But I like the style too much. Several scenes of dancing and killing are too painful, too ritualistic, and too cult. Coupled with the chemical reaction between Dakota and Swinton, I can't stop talking, wow Swinton, how trembling in your eyes, why are you keeping your head down? Over stuffing dilutes the style. If the whole film is Swinton's desire and cult ritual, it will be five stars.
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Susie Bannion: [to Madame Blanc, communicated telepathically] It's all a mess. The one out there...
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Susie Bannion: The one in here... the one that's coming. Why is everyone so ready to think the worst is over?
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Susie Bannion: Death to any other Mother.