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Jean-Pierre Mockys Litan (1982) is a surreal French horror-fantasy where a couple visiting a strange mountain village encounters eerie rituals, ghostly apparitions, and nightmarish visions. Mixing Gothic dread with avant-garde style, it stands as a cult European entry in psychological and supernatural horror.

Worried by a disturbing dream, Nora wakes to find her husband missing during a trip to Litan. She goes out to find him but encounters one bizarre event after another taking place at the village festival, including uncanny acts and a masked marching band. As Nora and Jock attempt to escape the village, a series of strange murders take place against the backdrop of a mad doctor performing experiments on the recently deceased. Jean-Pierre Mockys Litan is a classic cult Euro-horror and a Kafkaesque fever dream of surrealist imagery, arrestingly shot by Edmond Richard (The Trial, The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie).

Från IMDB:
Married couple Jock and Nora visit the town of Litan during its Carnival celebration. After having a nightmare of Jocks death, Nora sets out to find him but encounters strange people and dangerous events erupting all over town.

SPECIAL FEATURES:

New 4K restorations made available on Blu-ray (1080p) for the first time outside of France

Uncompressed mono PCM audio

Small Town Masquerade: Love, Death and Dreams in Litan: a new visual essay by journalist Anton Bitel (2024, 17 mins) 

Archival interview with Jean-Pierre Mocky about his relationship to the fantastic (1982, 12 mins)

Archival Making of Litan documentary from French television (1982, 26 mins)

New and improved optional English subtitles

Sleeve featuring newly commissioned artwork by Time Tomorrow