After his classic film noir homage Chinatown Roman Polanski returned to the themes that had given him his greatest hits in the 60s with this creepy psychological horror which, like Repulsion and Rosemary's Baby, deals with the paranoia and claustrophobia generated by apartment living
.<br /><br />The film is set in a small town in China where a group of young men are being stalked by a gang of gangsters. The film's main character is a young man named Wang who is being chased by the gang. Wang has a girlfriend named Li who he has been dating for a while. Li is the only one who can help Wang out of his predicament. When Wang meets Li, he is shocked to find out that Wang is actually his girlfriend. He is then forced to confront Wang and his gang members. This film has the feel and feel of a great thriller, with a lot of suspense and suspense. It's a very scary movie and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes to watch scary movies. I recommend this film to everyone who loves to see scary films. If you like scary horror movies, this is definitely the film for you!<br/><b />Rating: 8/10 (out of 10)<b]Rating for the English language: 7/5 (in the US) <citation needed: "Repulsion"<citations needed for other languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian) (from the original Chinese title) "Rosemary" (Chinese
. The film is a great example of how Polani's films can be so effective in their own right.