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Images (1972)

While holidaying in Ireland, a pregnant children's author finds her mental state becoming increasingly unstable, resulting in paranoia, hallucinations, and visions of a doppelgänger.

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gavin l 20 Mar 2007

Altman tries to do a Bergman and comes up with his worst film, and something which you dont associate with him is boredom, which is what this film has in abundance. But there could be another culprit, that is, any film that is made in Ireland is a turkey, must be to do with the ghost of DeValera putting a curse on them. This film probably would have failed anywhere it was shot, but Altman's worst just happened to be shot in Ireland, like so many other great directors. Boring!

Takabe Y 29 Oct 2014

A must-see for fans of Altman's 3 WOMEN. Also, fans of Roeg and Bergman (or even Polanski) should dig for this gem too.

Bleak M 14 Apr 2008

What makes this film so magical is that it challenges the audience. Altman has always claimed that films should not be casually viewed and that they should hold an audience's attention. This is probably his best personal example.

Todd S 22 Sep 2007

Altman's examination of schizophrenia displays an obvious indebtedness to Bergman's "Persona," a film he would more successfully exploit in 1977's "Three Women." Yet whereas "Persona" explored the limits of the film medium itself, Altman's film is focused on a single woman's mental illness. Altman does an exceptional job evoking the main character's subjective state through repetitive shots of her hallucinations and John Williams' creepy score. Unfortunately, the film is incredibly tedious, and it seems implausible that everyone around this woman, including her own husband, would be so oblivious to her psychosis.

Dan G 12 Sep 2007

This was playing at an Altman retrospective and I was so enthralled I had to watch it twice, even though the print was in terrible condition and faded pink. I can watch this one for the editing technique alone. Imperfect, challenging, but amazing.