Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno

A warm, fascinating look at film history and restoration, like a lively lecture with charming clips.

A gripping, uneasy look behind the curtain at creative obsession spiraling into chaos, equal parts fascinating and unsettling.

A quiet, contemplative essay on a lost creative project, drifting between fragments and diary reflections.

A quiet, scholarly peek into an artist's working mind, more like leafing through sketches than watching a story unfold.

A quiet, scholarly look behind a silent classic, rewarding for patient viewers who enjoy craft and film history.

A patient, contemplative portrait of artistic obsession, moving between music and painting with a solemn, respectful hush.

A quiet, scholarly excavation of film fragments, rewarding patient viewers with the texture of restoration work and cinephile devotion.

A quiet, affectionate look at rescuing a lost film, more interesting for its subject than its brief runtime.

A thoughtful, intimate conversation that drifts between film craft and personal faith, rewarding patient attention.

A wistful, reflective look at a dream that slipped away, mixing salvaged footage with quiet interviews about art and loss.

A solemn, music-driven gallery of painted images that feels like a hushed museum visit, more contemplative than dramatic.

A fond, gently amused look behind the scenes of a gloriously strange amateur film, more charming than informative.