Belle De Jour
Author: Wood, Michael
Series#:60; BFI Film Classics (Paperback); Paperback; Illustrations
96 pages
Published: January 2001
British Film Institute
ISBN: 0851708234

A study of the film which inaugurated the extraordinary late phase of the work of Luis Bunuel. This is an examination of Louis Bunuel's Belle de Jour, a piece about a bourgeoise wife who lives a secret afternoon life as a prostitute. The book examines the film and its reflections on truth, fiction and fantasy, and its social insight on the tale of a woman clearing her mind of it's ghosts.



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