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Audio essay by film historian and critic Rachael Nisbet (17 min)
is being plagued by strange dreams in which a grotesque man commits heinous acts of torture and murder
realistic depiction of war
this story of a Paris prostitute specialising in bondage and sado-masochism was refused a certificate by the BBFC on its original release
soaring critical acclaim
Les Femmes Eureka US Audio essay by film historianFeaturing the legendary Brigitte Bardot at the peak of her powers, Les Femmes (1969) is one of her most salaciously entertaining films. A womanizing novelist (Maurice Ronet, Elevator to the Gallows) is suffering from writers block, and hires Clara (Bardot) as his new secretary and erotic muse. As the writer reveals the most intimate details of the women in his life, he finds himself becoming obsessed with the free spirited sexuality of his new
