What mental illness does Nina have in Black Swan?
What mental illness does Nina have in Black Swan? According to Malaspina, Nina’s affliction is most consistent with a severely neurotic, obsessive-compulsive patient with features of a borderline personality disorder who suffers from “mini-psychotic episodes.”
Is Black Swan disturbing?
There are many scenes of stabbing, self-mutulation, and bloody/disturbing images. Compared to the sexual content, the violence in the movie is far more intense and graphic than the sexuality and more pervasive.
What is the meaning of the movie Black Swan?
The Black Swan metaphorically represents the negative “other”. The evil twin. The darker nature. The more dangerous emotions. Aronofsky could have gone with the title, The Ugly, Troubling, Destructive Reality of Being a Ballerina.
Why is Black Swan so good?
“Black Swan” shows Aronofsky’s versatility in the fullest force since he makes art about producing art; his focus moved into an entirely different realm. With his “Noah”, a criminally underrated feature which deserves much higher acclaim, he returned to the metaphysical and anthropological.
