Repulsion, Part 4: Carol in Wonderland | Roman Polanski

Part 4 in a series of 5 or 6 video essays analyzing Roman Polanski's Repulsion (1965).
We've reached darker territory here, so viewer beware. In "Carol in Wonderland", I look at "artistic psychology" vs "real" psychology, and bring in the parallels between Catherine Deneuve's Carol and Lewis Carroll's Alice. We're getting close to something, folks…
Written, edited, narrated, and scored by Brian Hischier
Twitter: @BRHischier

[@VoorDeFilm]

You are good, my friend!

[@chantalu8294]

A very good video! Thank you!
I wonder if Carol is named after the author of 'Alice in Wonderland', Lewis Carroll?

[@reviewlets5171]

Right? It’s a fun connection!

[@JimWaltz]

Brilliant and insightful commentary! And fun! Thanks again!

[@reviewlets5171]

Wonderful, thanks for watching!

[@reviewlets5171]

Thanks so much for watching! Part 5 and/or 6 will be coming soon. Full playlist of analysis videos about Roman Polanski's Repulsion can be viewed here: bit.ly/3gmNbLR

[@MattMacedo85]

Great stuff, I hope you keep making videos!

[@reviewlets5171]

Thanks so much! Hoping to release another in the next day or so

[@MattMacedo85]

@@reviewlets5171 Awesome! I'm trying to share them around they deserve more attention!