A Schizophrenic Dreamcape.

Rating: 10/10 (23 February 2011)

Black Swan is schizophrenic dreamscape about one girls drive that causes descent to madness. Whether it reflect Kubrickian horror or the visceral style of Aronofsky, all points of direction are tight. Natalie Portman is best role of career and shreds each scene with unbalanced convinction.
Fighting and praying for the role of the white/black swan, an already troubled girl embarks of a nightmarish, hallucinogenic journey that ends in her own demise. The role that would make her is the role that kill her.
Every moment of this film makes one uncomfortable. From the clipping of her fingernails, to the bitch-slapped circular movements of the camera, to the inability to decipher reality from the imagined. This movie is open to interpretation and will quickly rise to be considered a new-aged modern horror classic.
10/10