#Possession is an omnifarious film that can result in multiple interpretations. I hear #AndrejZulawski was going through a messy divorce during that time. This gory deconstruction of marriage is both farcical to its supposedly sacred institution and emotionally acute. The physical manifestation of raw emotions in Possession has no equal. #IsabelleAdjani is unbelievable as the woman who can't be (dis)possessed. The ten minute freakout scene in the subway station alone is worth the admission.

Zulawski's manic energy has no comparison. The film is hard to follow since its dialog is totally nonsensical. But one grandiose, emotionally and physically bare, violent scenes after another, you get into the groove of things. You get to feel the film first, as you try to digest what it all means. Chaos is methodology and it's an amazing feat. His examination of Love and animal instinct is embodied by Sophie Marceau. She eats up the screen. #andrejzulawski #SophieMarceau #LamourBraque

As usually the case with other Zulawski's obsessive love stories, the carnal desire & its profundity wins over the intellect. Iwona Petry's raw, unpolished performance brings another dimension to already towering Zulawski heroine mould. His jab at catholicism and visual metaphors are sometimes too unsubtle, but at the same time gives us some of the most striking images. Simple and honest, it might be the most thematically uncluttered Zulawski film I've seen so far. #andrejzulawski #polishcinema

Diabeł (1972) - Andrzej Żuławski
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As usual, Zulawski creates another manic, emotionally charged, over the top melodrama where he pushes his heroine to the brink of insanity. Baby faced #ValerieKaprisky bares it all as an actress whose 'acting' bleeds in to reality. #FrancisHuster's amazing as the mad genius and #LambertWilson's intensity betrays his wispy, melancholic features. The film's energetic, 'revolution is in the air' mood is created by Sacha Vierny's fast moving, virtuosic cinematography. #publicwoman #andrejzulawski

Mes Nuits sont Plus Belles que Vos Jours (1989) - Zulawski
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Just like other Zulawski films, L'important C'est d'aimer provides plenty of emotional fireworks. Love leads to madness, self-pity, sacrifices and repeated punches in the gut. Schneider is rapturous. With energetic handheld cinematography, Zulawski captures his usual theme- frantic, crazy love, like no other. Klaus Kinski, with his short screen time, truly makes every minute count as a charismatic actor (duh). #romyschneider #klauskinski #andrejzulawski