Rosemary's Baby

1968 | 18A | United States of America | Roman Polanski | English | 137 minutes

A young couple moves in to an apartment only to be surrounded by peculiar neighbors and occurrences. When the wife becomes mysteriously pregnant, paranoia over the safety of her unborn child begins to control her life.

Oscar winner: Best Supporting Actress (Ruth Gordon), Oscar nominee: Best Screenplay!
Edgar Allan Poe Awards: Best Motion Picture nominee!
BAFTA: Best Actress nominee (Mia Farrow)!

4/4 Stars! “the movie is so good…The best thing that can be said about the film, I think, is that it works…outdoes Hitchcock” (Roger Ebert)

5 Stars! “impeccably and faithfully brought to the screen…genuinely horrifying chiller that quietly builds unbearable tension…Ruth Gordon won a deserved Oscar for her busybody portrayal of eccentric menace. It’s one of the most powerful films ever made” (Radio Times)

5 Stars! “A supremely intelligent and convincing adaptation…Great performances, too, and a marvelously melancholy score” (Time Out)