In a small Scottish village, horribly murdered bodies keep turning up. Suspicion falls upon the residents of a nearby castle that is haunted by a curse involving a killer cat.

Crazed scientist Herbert Von Krantz has invented a device to sterilize all nuclear weapons -- and a mad herd of rival spies are desperate to get their hands on the device, including a sect of bald, turtleneck-wearing assassins.

An anthology of the filmed songs of Serge Gainsbourg in a double DVD set. Musician, songwriter, performer, painter, writer, director, brilliant tunesmith and lyrical genius, he had a gift for wielding words with bitter humour. Long disparaged and admired, but constantly in the forefront of the music scene, his work was inspired by a wild, romantic creativity. He left us a terribly-diverse repertoire adored by generations of fan.
All the songs are full versions presented chronologically by decade. Painstaking restoration work on the pictures and sound was carried out using the latest digital techniques, enabling us to hear Gainsbourg's extraordinary repertoire again in ideal conditions, in Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS.
Volume 1 holds approximately 135 minutes of programs and 41 songs with 2 previously-unreleased songs / 7 duets: with Jane Birkin, Philippe Clay, France Gall, Brigitte Bardot, Anna Karina / "Requiem pour un con" from the film "Le Pacha" realised by Georges Lautner / 5 Swiss and French interviews filmed between 1965 and 1968.
Volume 2 holds approximately 145 minutes of programs and 39 songs with 1 special, previously-unreleased film: Jean-Christophe Averty's legendary "Histoire de Melody Nelson", made entirely in video in 1971 / 4 duets: 2 with Charlotte Gainsbourg, 1 with Catherine Deneuve and 1 with Eddy Mitchell / 1 trio with Jacques Dutronc and Jane Birkin / 2 videos: "Lemon Incest" and "Charlotte For Ever" / 5 live songs filmed at the Casino de Paris in 1986 and the Zenith in 1989 / 7 interviews filmed between 1970 and 1982.

This film marks the directorial debut of Robert Benayoun. An artist (Richard Leduc) attending a party smokes some dope and develops the ability to see into the future and the past. He returns to his apartment where he sees the vision of a woman who had lived there 30 years ago. A friend tries to convince him it is his heightened sensitively as an artist that allows for the newfound abilities, but he soon has psychedelic hallucinations and his abilities increase with time. Stop-motion photography is effectively used in his sequence of visual experiences where the people exist but not the city in this metaphysical story.

In Venice, forty-old-year old Serge Fabergé has just been given the best advertisement director award. While taking a walk on the Piazza San Marco, Serge meets Evelyn Nicholson, a twenty-three-year-old English beauty. He falls passionately in love with her and, as a result, starts neglecting his charming wife, Françoise, going so far as to consider divorcing her. But having a young fiery insatiable mistress is not without drawbacks

1969 film by William Klein