What is Rosemary's Baby / A Reflection of Fear about?

ROSEMARY’S BABY, 1968, Paramount, 136 min. Dir. Roman Polanski. A young New York couple (Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes) move into a new apartment building, where they’re quickly befriended by lovable Ruth Gordon and her husband (Sidney Blackmer). All is not as it seems, though – and Farrow soon comes to suspect that her neighbors have truly sinister plans in store for her and her unborn baby. A REFLECTION OF FEAR, 1973, Sony Repretory, 89 min. A true rarity for fans of great cinematography, A REFLECTION OF FEAR was directed by legendary director of cinematography, William Fraker (1999 ASC Lifetime Achievement Award), and photographed by the equally-legendary Laszlo Kovacs. Disturbed teen Marguerite (Sondra Locke), looked after by a protective mom (Mary Ure) and grandmother (Signe Hasso), is sent over the edge when her estranged father, Michael (Robert Shaw), returns with new love, Anne (Sally Kellerman) in tow.

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What is Rosemary's Baby / A Reflection of Fear about?: ROSEMARY’S BABY, 1968, Paramount, 136 min. Dir. Roman Polanski. A young New York couple (Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes) move into a new apartment building, where they’re quickly befriended by lovable Ruth Gordon and her husband (Sidney Blackmer). All is not as it seems, though – and Farrow soon comes to suspect that her neighbors have truly sinister plans in store for her and her unborn baby.
A REFLECTION OF FEAR, 1973, Sony Repretory, 89 min. A true rarity for fans of great cinematography, A REFLECTION OF FEAR was directed by legendary director of cinematography, William Fraker (1999 ASC Lifetime Achievement Award), and photographed by the equally-legendary Laszlo Kovacs. Disturbed teen Marguerite (Sondra Locke), looked after by a protective mom (Mary Ure) and grandmother (Signe Hasso), is sent over the edge when her estranged father, Michael (Robert Shaw), returns with new love, Anne (Sally Kellerman) in tow.