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Trailer of the movie about the witch Suspiria 1977
Dario Argento's 1977 Suspiria 1977 is his favorite witch movie, but it's also his most atypical work. Unlike the rest of his heyday cinema, it instead takes on a piece of abstraction, discarding the procedural narrative layer in favor of a pure aesthetic wonder. Suspiria takes on a new mystical hue that makes splendor its primary concern. In that sense, it is closer in spirit to the gothic style of French master Jean Rollin than to any contemporary film. Suspiria uses innovative lighting techniques to achieve inspiration from red, yellow, blue and green – forming the film's "monster". It is noteworthy that when Suzy faced the villain in the film, the witch Helena Markos – who was invisible. Only the sound of her labored, painful breathing, with its "implicit" influence everywhere, in every frame, gradually engulfed the world around her. Argento continued to film the mysteries sharper, delving deeper into the self-reflective madness, but Suspiria persisted as his purest, most exotic "aesthetic statement". That is absolutely necessary.