Possession

Anna and Mark's marriage is disintegrating in a Berlin divided by the Wall. Anna experiences unsettling episodes, leading to a violent separation. Mark discovers Anna's affair with a mysterious man, but the truth behind her actions and the nature of her new relationship prove far more disturbing than he could have ever imagined.

Possession is a polarizing film, often described as a masterpiece of arthouse horror or an unwatchable descent into madness. It is celebrated for its raw emotional intensity, striking visuals, and deeply unsettling atmosphere, though its extreme nature and challenging themes have led to divided opinions.

• Visually arresting and deeply disturbing psychological horror.

• A challenging but rewarding exploration of marital breakdown and primal instincts.

• Isabelle Adjani's performance is legendary and harrowing.

Google audience: Audiences generally find Possession to be a unique and impactful film, praising its artistic merit and unforgettable performances, particularly Isabelle Adjani's. While many acknowledge its intensity and disturbing nature, a significant portion appreciate its raw emotional power and artistic ambition.

Isabelle Adjani won the Best Actress award at the 1981 Cannes Film Festival for her dual role.

Isabelle Adjani suffered a miscarriage during the filming of Possession, and the emotional trauma of this event was reportedly incorporated into her performance, adding to the film's intense and disturbing atmosphere.