'Eyes Without a Face' Director: Georges Franju (1960) BFI Dual Format edition | Contains both DVD & Blu-ray | French w/ English subtitles

A brilliant and obsessive plastic surgeon driven by the need to restore his daughter’s disfigured face and push the boundaries of his field is aided by his loyal assistant, who lures young women to his secluded chateau in pursuit of his dark quest.

Eugen Schüfftan’s () stunning cinematography lends the chateau an almost life of its own, and Edith Scob () is quite remarkable as the ravaged beauty.

Eyes Without a Face is at once cruel and tender - highlighting Georges Franju’s unique blend of pulp, horror and poetry, it has, in the decades since its release, been a major influence on filmmakers such as Jesús Franco, John Carpenter and, more recently, Pedro Almodóvar.

Special features include:
- Audio commentary by film expert Tim Lucas
- Monsieur et Madame Curie (Georges Franju, 1953, 14 mins): a study of the life and work of the Curies, told through the words of Marie Curie
- La Première Nuit (Georges Franju, 1958, 20 mins): a young boy spends a night in the Métro
- Interview with Edith Scob
- Les fleurs maladives de Georges Franju (2009, 46 mins): documentary with Claude Chabrol, Robert Hossein and others
- Fully illustrated booklet featuring essays from Kate Ince, Isabel Stevens, Roberto Cueto Llera, Raymond Durgnat, Kevin Jackson and Michael Brooke; and full film credits