This is one of the BFI's dual-format releases, containing both Blu-ray and DVD versions of the film. It costs £13 at time of writing. This 1969 film is probably best known through Pink Floyd's soundtrack album (which is hardly their best known work). The director, Barbet Schroeder, later did Hollywood movies like Single White Female. This cautionary tale of hippies gone wild was his first film. A German, Stefan, having completed his studies, goes to Paris to live a little, presumably before embarking on a career. He initially falls in with amiable petty thief Charlie. But at a party he falls for Estelle, an American girl, and despite Charlie's ...  Read the complete review