Suspiria – Clip: Susie's First Dance | Amazon Studios

Susie Bannion (Dakota Johnson) dances for the first time upon her arrival at the Helena Markos Dance Company, and its artistic director Madame Blanc (Tilda Swinton) immediately takes notice. .

About Suspiria:
A darkness swirls at the center of a world-renowned dance company, one that will engulf the artistic director, an ambitious young dancer, and a grieving psychotherapist. Some will succumb to the nightmare. Others will finally wake up. Suspiria is in New York and Los Angeles theaters October 26, expanding nationwide November 2. Starring Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, Lutz Ebersdorf and Chloe Grace Moretz. From director Luca Guadagnino.

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[thebuffknight]

Can we talk about how amazing the sound design is? Every squeek and whoosh of movement is just <3

[branm.]

Everything about this movie is so 70s I love it. Even that zoom at the end is kind of unsettling.

[Deva]

One minute of this scene was darker, more sensual and thrilling than all the Grey movies combined.

[tsarahaugust]

Her dance is hypnotic, ritualistic, and terrifying at the same time. My God, Dakota nails this.

[CapitainBeefhartfanO]

The way Susie moves and dances is... mental. Hypnotic. Really liked the zoom in to Madame Blanc's face, the way Susie reflects in the mirrors, and the teachers coldly seeing her moving. Jeez, can't wait to see this movie even if I already know too much!

[tylerprince]

Love the cut at the beginning. Not seeing the beginning of the dance suggests it's not what she was dancing, but it was the power that she was giving off, that Madam Blanc sensed it from the other room .

[yagomatheusricardo]

0:22 The focus on this girl is suggestive. I think she's the one from THAT SCENE everyone's talking about

[christospsihogios]

Dakota nailing those dance moves suggesting Olga's notorious scene and Tilda Swinton's hypnotic Madame Blanc appearing out of nowhere (aka)
I'm so ready for Suspiria !

[adelinecarney]

The score when she starts spinning around is hypnotic af. Can't wait to see this!

[claire]

I'm obsessed with the connection between her and madame blanc. It's like they fell in love at this moment.

[aadityabhattacharya]

This had already became my favourite scene of the year

[yechin]

INTENSE. This is the first time I've seen Dakota move that way. I'm fascinated. THIS IS SO GREAT I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THE MOVIE!

[timbuktu]

Luca, Sayombhu, Dakota, her choreographer, Thom Yorke, and whoever mixed this are gucking geniuses.

[bnk]

Actually dance for this remake. That explains a bit of the running time. Looks great!

[michaelabram]

That’s what I call visual and sound storytelling. It’s done in a way that makes one feel confused, worried with the lingering feeling of dread (A+ for tone). Very excited for this one.

[reservoirdude]

This clip is pretty much a minute and a half, and I was completely unnerved by every single aspect, from its wild and 70s inspired cinematography to its unpredictable sound design, to Thom Yorke's brief piece of music.

And there's, what, 2 hours and 40 minutes left of the film? I don't think any of us will be prepared for this...

[MrMarioguy]

My absolute favourite moments of this film were its entrancing scenes of macabre dances, the dream sequences, as well as its specific uses of camera pans and zooms. They added so much to this film, and I want to re-watch the film when it comes out simply for those parts.

[circling-girl]

Love the music at the end when she's spinning. This looks fantastic.

[MarcosSouza-sseb]

I’m actually crying because we still have got no official release dates worldwide. I can’t believe I won’t have the chance to watch this masterpiece

[landonle]

The cinematographer sayombhu mukdeeprom better get an Oscar nom for this after being robbed of one for cmbyn last year