In this episode of Season of the Glitch, Kelley and Annie take on 'Repulsion' by Roman Polanski. They explore themes of isolation, mental health, and the complexities of separating art from the artist, particularly in light of Polanski's controversial history. The conversation covers the film's cinematography, sound design, and character dynamics, particularly focusing on the protagonist Carol's struggles with her mental state and societal pressures. The ladies also reflect on the implications of the film's title and its commentary on gender dynamics and trauma. Also mentioned: Erin Skye Kelly, American Psycho, Legally blonde, Woody allen, Louis ck, Psycho, Clarice Lispector, election night, Manson girls, and more. 00:00 Welcome to Season of the Glitch 01:21 The Year of No 03:49 Debt and Financial Freedom 04:19 Election Night Reflections 07:41 Introduction to Repulsion 08:35 Art vs. Artist: A Complicated Discussion 13:05 Cinematography and Sound Design in Repulsion 15:48 Plot Overview: Carol's Mental Disintegration 20:59 Character Dynamics: Carol and Helen 26:24 Colin: The Love Interest 29:06 The Rabbit: A Symbol of Decay 39:46 Hallucinations and Psychological Tension 40:11 Exploring Disturbing Visions and Hallucinations 43:27 The Shift from External to Internal Threats 49:31 Murder and the Complexity of Relationships 59:14 The Aftermath of Violence and Isolation 01:03:47 The Symbolism of Repulsion and Psychological Trauma 01:10:12 Art, Violence, and the Uncanny Connection 01:19:30 Reflections on Polanski's Vision and Legacy Season of the Glitch, Repulsion, Polanski, psychological horror, mental health, feminism, film analysis, art and artist, horror films, cultural critique