Strictly speaking, Synchronicity is when an internal phenomenon - a thought, a dream, a poem - is mirrored by a corresponding external phenomenon.
And since movies were once a collective dreaming for many, many people, it's only to be expected that powerful narratives would correspond to powerful or meaningful events, even if the connections are not obvious or immediate.
And Sunchromysticism argues that the more loaded with arcane symbolism a work of art is, the more powerful its effects will be on the outside world.
And so it is with Rosemary's Baby, both the novel and the movie. Let's take a close look at both and then look at some of the emanations that arose in the year the novel was set.
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