Скачать или смотреть Polanski: Repulsion and The Tenant / Deux Filles – L’Intrigue

The films Repulsion (1965) and The Tenant (1976) belong among Roman Polanski’s most intimate and unsettling works. Enclosed apartments become psychological traps in which reality slowly disintegrates along with the identity of the protagonists. Fear does not emerge from an external threat, but from isolation, paranoia, and a fractured perception of the self.

The musical accompaniment is L’Intrigue by the British duo Deux Filles.
Their minimalist, cold, and almost cinematic sound from the early 1980s feels like a soundtrack to a non-existent film—filled with tension, detachment, and quiet menace. Like Polanski’s imagery, the music relies on ambiguity, repetition, and the sense that something remains hidden behind the walls.

The combination of these films with the music of Deux Filles creates a space where image and sound meet in themes of disintegrating identity, solitude, and voyeurism. The apartment becomes a stage, the body a foreign object, and silence the loudest source of horror.

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