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On the evening of August 9, 1969, in the mansion of Beverly Hills in Hollywood, a woman who was 8 months pregnant was killed in her home.
The deceased was the wife of the famous director Roman Polanski, the famous Hollywood actress Sharon Tate, and some of her friends were killed.
Sharon Tate
When the incident occurred, the police attached great importance to it, and public opinion in the society was everywhere.
Police used the writing left by the killer on the wall of the scene as a clue, and after several months of investigation, determined that the case was committed by the infamous evil organization "Manson Family".
The police called the incident the "Manson Family Murder Case", and there are many opinions about the motive of the murderer in this case.
But the claim that Polanski provoked the 1968 film Rosemary's Baby is even more convincing.
Afterwards, people think back to the film again, the heroine of the film is a pregnant young woman named Rosemary, and the many similarities with the experience of Sharon, who was pregnant at that time, make people think about it very much.
So what kind of movie is this movie, follow in Pigo's footsteps to find out...
Directed By: Roman Polanski Writers: Roman Polanski / Ella Levine Starring: Mia Farrow / John Casavetti / Ruth Gordon / Sidney Blackmer / Maurice Evans / more... Country of Production: United States Language: English Release: 1968-06-12 Runtime: 136 min
Newlyweds Guy Woodhouse and Rosemary plan to move into an old new York apartment called Bravo.
Guy is an unknown little actor who earns money to support his family;
Rosemary had no job, was a full-time wife, and their wish was to have a small child and a complete family.
The Woohouses' friend Edward Hess learned that they had moved to the old Bravo apartment, but they were worried about it, because the apartment had been uneven since the beginning of the century and was known as the "Black Braff".
And there had previously been a shaman named Adri Makato who claimed to be able to make a deal with Satan the Devil, and later people nearly killed him in the lobby of his apartment.
Guy and Rosemary didn't take Hess's words seriously, and they quickly moved into Brafford's apartment.
Shortly after moving, Guy and Rosemary met their neighbors, The Kasvi couple, an elderly couple.
Mrs. Minnie Kasvi seemed to be very concerned about Rosemary and invited Rosemary and Guy to dinner at her house.
Originally, Guy was robbed of a stage role for audition and was not in the mood to go to the neighbor's house to eat, but in the end he was persuaded by Rosemary.
Unexpectedly, at the dinner, Guy had a very pleasant conversation with Mr. Roman Kasvi, and Guy felt that he was very close to Roman, and when he returned home, he planned to visit Kasvi's house tomorrow.
To Rosemary's surprise, Minnie was a self-acquaintance, who often came to her and handed over to her the necklace worn by her previously dead adopted daughter, Theresa.
It turned out that the necklace contained a strange herb called "Tanis Root", which had a pungent smell and was said to bring good luck.
Then something strange happened, Gay's rival Don Law Poga suddenly went blind and could no longer play on stage, and Guy naturally took the role for him.
Good luck seems to have patronized the family, but soon Rosemary had a strange dream about herself being watched by a group of strange people, and the Kasvi and Guy seem to be among them.
Then she saw a monster with long hair all over its body, and the monster's eyes were blood-red.
When Rosemary woke up the next day, she found herself with a lot of scratches on her body, and she found out she was pregnant.
Guy was happy about his wife's pregnancy and informed the Castaways as soon as possible.
Roman and Minnie Quickly came to see her and enthusiastically introduced her to Abby Sharpitan, a famous obstetrician and gynecologist in New York.
Dr. Sharpitan also seems to be familiar with the Kasvi couple, and he asks Rosemary to drink the herbs that Minnie has squeezed for her every day, saying that it is good for the fetus, and the herbs also have the herb called Tanis root in the herbs.
Although Rosemary listened to the doctor's advice to raise the fetus, her stomach became more and more painful, and her body became increasingly emaciated.
When Mr. Hess came to visit her again, he was taken aback to see her skinny appearance, and Mr. Hess felt that there was something wrong with Rosemary's neighbors, the Kasvi couple.
In the evening, Mr. Hess called Rosemary again shortly after returning home, and he asked Rosemary to meet him at the Times Life Mansion the next day, and it seemed that he had found something terrible.
But the next day, when Rosemary arrived at the Times Life Mansion as promised, she could not wait for Mr. Hess.
It turned out that he was suddenly in a coma and was admitted to the Sanvis Hospital, where he died shortly afterwards.
At Mr. Hess's funeral, his friend Grace Caddy gave Rosemary a book called The Witcher.
It was mr. Hess who had asked Grace to hand over to her before he died, and it contained the secret of Brafford's apartment.
It turns out that Roman Kasvi is the son of the wizard Adri Makato, whose original name is Stephen Makato, and is also a wizard who trades with Satan the Devil.
The herb called "Tanis Root" is actually a fungus called devil pepper commonly used by this Satanic sect.
Wizards often held parties in Brafough's apartments, and they used a kind of witchcraft whereby they could blind, deaf, paralyze, or die as long as they got the object from the victim.
Gay's rival, Don Law Pouga, would suddenly go blind because he had exchanged ties with Guy, and Mr. Hess had lost a glove at Rosemary's house.
That is, Rosemary's husband, Guy, Dr. Sharpitan, and Mr. and Mrs. Kasvi, were all in the same group, and they used these objects to use witchcraft to blind Don Law Poga and kill Mr. Hess.
Rosemary suddenly realized that the people around her were all members of this satanic sect.
She wanted to rebel, to escape from bravado's apartment, but she was already controlled by the group and couldn't help herself.
In the end, Rosemary gave birth to his child Adri for Satan, and in the cheers of the followers of the Satanic sect, Rosemary gradually lost herself and gladly became the mother of the magic baby.
This is polanski's first film involving evil religious themes, and the film creates a bland and warm atmosphere at the beginning, but as the plot progresses, the atmosphere of horror and suspense becomes stronger and stronger.
The Kasvi couple began with hospitality, then showed more and more eccentric behavior, until finally the original form was revealed, and the closer they got to the truth, the more creepy it became.
Polanski used his own mastery of cinematic techniques to reveal the horrors of the Devil's Sect, and it is no wonder that after the murder of Sharon Tate, people wondered whether the killer of the believers in the "Manson Family" was related to this movie.
But Manson later denied this when he confessed in court, claiming that before he sent his followers to the mansion to kill people, he had no idea that Polanski lived there, but only because the former owner of the house was a record label owner, manson had asked the boss to publish an album for him, and after being rejected, he held a grudge.
Before the incident, Manson also learned that the house had changed owners, but he estimated that the new owner must also be a celebrity, in order to create a murder case that could cause a national sensation, he finally chose there.
Poor Sharon Tate was brutally murdered in such an inexplicable way, and this incident became a painful memory that Polanski would never forget for a lifetime.
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