Delphine Seyrig

The Accident -- On a cold desert night, Alice wakes behind the wheel of a '67 Mustang that she has crashed into a light pole. Her travels lead her to a seedy motel where she has to piece together what happened before the accident.

The Day Of The Jackal. A cold, suave British assassin is hired by the French OAS to kill General Charles de Gaulle. Nameless and faceless, the killer, code name Jackal, moves toward the day that would rock the world.

The Ambassador of the small South American country of Miranda is trafficking in drugs with some French bourgeois friends of his. But every time they want to have dinner together, their plans are put off due to unexpected events. In their quest of a lavish feast, the dividing-line between reality and dreams becomes unclear for each guest, leading to complete and utter ridicule.

The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeoisie. A surreal, virtually plotless series of dreams centered around six middle-class people and their consistently interrupted attempts to have a meal together.

The Ambassador of the small South American country of Miranda is trafficking in drugs with some French bourgeois friends of his. But every time they want to have dinner together, their plans are put off due to unexpected events. In their quest of a lavish feast, the dividing-line between reality and dreams becomes unclear for each guest, leading to complete and utter ridicule.

Delphine Seyrig stars in this classic horror movie as Elizabeth Bathory, a sinister and ageless countess whose ancestor found eternal youth by bathing in the blood of 800 virgins. While staying with her companion Ilona (Rau) at a deserted Belgian hotel, the two meet a newlywed couple who are passing through. One half of the couple (Karlen) is immediately drawn to the countess and, oddly, his entire personality seems to change when he is near her. When bloodless corpses start appearing around the area where the two couple are staying, it becomes apparent that the countess is up to more than her usual amount of trouble. Stylish and mesmerizing, DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS is an astonishing accomplishment from director Harry Kümel.

With an eye toward fresh virgin blood, ageless vampire Elisabeth Bathory (Delphine Seyrig) enlists the aid of her lesbian consort, Ilona Harczy (Andrea Rau), in seducing a newlywed couple amid the trappings of an upper-crust seaside European hotel. Danielle Ouimet and John Karlen play the young marrieds whose honeymoon is short-lived in this surreal slice of psychosexual horror stylishly directed by Harry Kümel.

Delphine Seyrig stars in this classic horror movie as Elizabeth Bathory, a sinister and ageless countess whose ancestor found eternal youth by bathing in the blood of 800 virgins.

Delphine Seyrig stars in this classic horror movie as Elizabeth Bathory, a sinister and ageless countess whose ancestor found eternal youth by bathing in the blood of 800 virgins.

Elizabeth Bathory is a sinister and ageless countess whose ancestor found eternal youth by bathing in the blood of 800 virgins. While staying with her companion Ilona at a deserted hotel, the two meet a newlywed couple who are passing through. When corpses start appearing around, it becomes apparent that the countess is up to her old tricks.

From director Soi Cheang (Shamo, Dog Bite Dog) comes the suspense thriller Accident. Produced by Johnnie To (Election, Vengeance), the film screened in competition at the 66th Venice Film Festival. A self-styled "accident choreographer," Ho Kwok-fai, "The Brain," (Louis Koo, Election, in one of the most compelling performances of his career) is a professional hit man who kills his victims by trapping them in well-crafted "accidents" that look like unfortunate mishaps but are in fact perfectly staged acts of crime.

The Ambassador of the small South American country of Miranda is trafficking in drugs with some French bourgeois friends of his. But every time they want to have dinner together, their plans are put off due to unexpected events. In their quest of a lavish feast, the dividing-line between reality and dreams becomes unclear for each guest, leading to complete and utter ridicule.