What is Luca Guadagnino's new interpretation of "Suspiria"? *Note! Contains spoilers.

*This article touches on the ending of the story, so if you haven't seen it yet, we recommend that you enjoy it after watching the movie.

“Suspiria” synopsis

In 1977, Susie Bunyon came from Boston with hopes and dreams in her heart to join the world-famous Berlin-based dance company, Marcos Dance Company. At his first audition, he caught the attention of charismatic choreographer Madame Blanc, and was soon selected as the center of an important performance. Meanwhile, mysterious events occur frequently around her as she continues to take lessons directly from Madame Blanc, and dancers disappear one after another. Meanwhile, as psychotherapist Dr. Klemperer searches for the whereabouts of a young dancer who was his patient, he becomes closer to the darkness of the dance troupe. Eventually, a terrible secret hidden in the dance troupe is revealed, and Susie is also in danger.

Index

• Attempt to override theme
• A richer setting and story
• Connection between witches and hijackings
• Who is Susie Bunyon?
• Choice to go beyond the original

Attempt to override theme

` `Suspiria '' (1977), a strange and vivid horror film dominated by a strange aesthetic, directed by Italian director Dario Argento, occupies a legendary place in the history of cinema. ``Suspiria,'' a remake of such a movie by director Luca Guadagnino of the same name, goes far beyond the framework of a typical remake project and becomes a ``problematic work'' that follows the elements of the original version but creates something completely different. was.

Moreover, the meanings of the various scenes depicted are often not made clear in the story, making the content extremely difficult to understand. While being captivated by the overwhelmingly edgy visuals and performances, most of the audience may be confused and wonder, "What on earth was that...?" Here, I would like to clarify the meaning of what the new "Suspiria" expresses, which is shrouded in mystery even more so than the original, as easily as possible.

“Suspiria” preview

Director Guadagnino, like director Argento, is Italian and rose to fame with the film `` Call Me by Your Name '' (17), which depicts a summer romance between sexual minorities. Suspiria' was a project that he had been involved in the production of for some time, and had been proceeding with caution. That's why the original version is so special to some creators. The images include the scene of a girl running through a forest at night in the heavy rain, the sight of a corpse hanging from the skylight of a dance company with a nightmarish interior, and the unnatural composition of the scene in which the main character drinks wine. is overflowing like a fountain with vivid inspiration and aesthetic sense.

What director Guadagnino attempted to do was carefully replace the multiple depictions in the original version with different meanings, overwriting the overall theme of the film. It is also a risky challenge that could be considered barbaric if it fails.

A richer setting and story