Possession: Dreams of Suffering and Sanity

Heralded as "quite simply one of the most audaciously unhinged and alarming movies of all time, Possession’s impact on horror cinema cannot be overstated. In Possession: Dreams of Suffering and Sanity, Kelso uses Zulawski’s film as a reflecting surface to explore the trials of separation and the doomed complexity intrinsic to all modern relationships (by way of Kristeva, Fisher, and Von Franz).