Figure 1: 'Repulsion' Poster This film review will focus on how the main house reflects Carole's current status, how people around her are shown/portrayed and the art style of the film. The film was made in 1965, was directed by 'Roman Polanski' and the art director 'Seamus Flannery' was responsible for making the film look the way it looked. This film is described by many as one of Roman Polanski's best works, "It is one of Roman Polanski's most brilliant films: a deeply disturbing, horribly convincing psychological thriller that is also that rarest of things: a scary movie in which a woman is permitted to do the killing. Catherine Deneuve's glassy stare of anxiety dominates the movie" (Peter Bradshaw. 2013). The kind of mood the film gives off is one of fear, unknown, anxiety and danger, because the film is in black and white using colour for symbolism was not an option, however given the technical restraints the film uses symboli...