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I recently spent some time delving into Polanski's Apartment Trilogy and wrote a summary/analysis of each below. I'm curious about TrueFilm's thoughts on the trilogy as a whole, or each film individually, and how they fit together within Polanski's larger filmography...
What unfolds is a tale of paranoia and suspense that feels all too familiar to fans of Polanski's work but like the other films in his 'Apartment Trilogy' all of the aspects, though we've seen them before, are executed flawlessly.
Although typically labelled as the third part of Polanski's so-called "Apartment Trilogy", this came about more by luck than by design. The film adaptation was originally to have been made by British director Jack Clayton , who was attached to the project around seven years before Polanski made it.
Mar 31, 2020 · And it is getting worse as she turns around 23 and lives with her older sister in a rundown apartment. She is beautiful and there is a man interested in her. She is also a virgin.
Mar 9, 2020 · The Tenant (Le locataire) is a 1976 psychological horror film directed by Roman Polanski, starring him, and written by him and Gérard Brach. It is the third film of Polanski’s ‘Apartment Trilogy,’ after Repulsion and Rosemary’s Baby. The Tenant is based on Roland Topor ‘s novel, Le locataire chimérique (The Chimerical Tenant).
Jul 27, 2020 · In 1976, he concluded his ‘Apartment trilogy’ with perhaps his most underrated, but still creepy as hell, The Tenant, which takes paranoia to an all-time high. Polanski himself stars as a meek and timid clerk in Paris, who moves into a new apartment, where his new neighbors are not so friendly.
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Jun 28, 2003 · Just as Rosemary’s Baby seems to eerily portend Tate’s death and the sacrifice of her unborn child, 1971’s brilliant Macbeth can be read as Polanski’s metaphoric attempt to fully exorcise himself of his wife’s murder. 1976’s Le Locataire (The Tenant) is the final film in Polanski’s unofficial trilogy of films (before Rosemary’s ...
