Black Moon

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Black Moon is a 1975 surrealist fantasy film by French director Louis Malle, noted for its dreamlike narrative and striking, unconventional imagery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
surrealist fantasy film
cinematographyBy Sven Nykvist
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin France
director Louis Malle
distributor Gaumont
editedBy Suzanne Baron
filmingLocation Corrèze, France
linked to: Corrèze department

Quercy, France
genre experimental film
fantasy film
surrealist film
hasCharacter Brother
Lily
Old woman in bed
Sister
hasCultFollowing true
hasFeature allegorical elements
dreamlike narrative
minimal dialogue
symbolic imagery
unconventional imagery
hasTheme communication breakdown
dream versus reality
gender conflict
identity
musicBy Diego Masson
notableFor depiction of a mysterious war between sexes
striking visual style
surreal, dreamlike atmosphere
use of animals as symbolic elements
originalLanguage English
partOf Louis Malle filmography
productionCompany Nouvelles Éditions de Films
releaseDateFrance 1975-09-24
releaseYear 1975
runtimeMinutes 100
setInPeriod contemporary to its production
soundMix mono
stars Alexandra Stewart
Cathryn Harrison
Joe Dallesandro
Therese Giehse
writtenBy Ghislain Uhry
Joyce Buñuel
Louis Malle

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Louis Malle notableWork Black Moon
Louis Malle directed Black Moon