An homage to the art of filmmaking
“Day For Night” is one of the best films about movie making, ranking with “Singin’ in the Rain,” “The Bad and the Beautiful,” and “Lost in La Mancha.” A loving, partly farcical tribute to the art of cinema, it  focuses on film director Ferrand (Francois Truffaut) as he goes through the process of making a picture called “I Want You to Meet Pamela.” The film’s international cast consists of Julie (Jacqueline Bisset), a Hollywood actress recovering from a nervous breakdown, her co-star Alexandre (Jean-Pierre Aumont) — a veteran actor whose screen persona is the continental lover but who could be a closeted homosexual — and Severine (Valentina Cortese), a boisterous alcoholic Italian actress who was once a great screen lover but now has difficulty remembering her dialogue.<br /><br />The viewer has a front row seat to the filming, both in front of the camera and behind the scenes as one problem surfaces every few minutes and requires immediate resolution in order to move forward. Director and crew are fully aware of the vast expense of filming and are all under stress to keep pace with the rigid production schedule. The film is a veritable valentine to the art of movie making with its artificiality, team effort, star egos, and pure joy of creating a story, one scene at a time. The basic plot shows Ferrand rushing around, solving crises, keeping peace among his cast, and managing a large crew. But that is precisely the film’s charm. For those who think movie making is glamorous and are unfamiliar with the rigors of film making, “Day For Night” will be a revelation. For those who love film, it is a “must see.”<br /><br />Blu-ray extras include a new visual essay; new interview with cinematographer Pierre-William Glenn; 2003 documentary on the film; archival interviews with director Francois Truffaut and actors Jean-Pierre Aumont, Jacqueline Bisset, Nathalie Baye and  Bernard Menez; TV footage of Truffaut on the film’s set in 1972; and a critical essay. The film is in French, with English subtitles.
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