01 A young woman's crippling fear of intimacy spirals into a violent psychological breakdown while alone in her apartment.
Moira Shearer was a celebrated prima ballerina before delivering an iconic, career-defining screen performance that remains one of the most beloved in British film history. In The Red Shoes (1948): A talented young ballerina is torn between her demanding director and the composer she loves. Worth seeking out is Repulsion (1965): A young woman’s crippling fear of intimacy spirals into a violent psychological breakdown while alone in her apartment.
01 A young woman's crippling fear of intimacy spirals into a violent psychological breakdown while alone in her apartment.
02 Four separate ballet performances explore themes of love, jealousy, and desire.
03 A disturbed cameraman films the terrified expressions of the women he murders.
04 Three separate romantic tales unfold aboard the same transatlantic ocean liner.
05 A poet recounts three tragic tales of love and obsession from his own turbulent past.
06 A talented young ballerina is torn between her demanding director and the composer she loves.