ADDITION: Potemkine Films - Region 'B' - Blu-ray (December 2013): I have already stated- I now own the Coffret Rohmer intégral combo blu ray + livret + pochette photos [Blu-ray] - it is 25 Rohmer films and 52 discs, book and more! So it will take a while to go through. My take so far is very positive. I will continue and, hopefully, at one point do a page on the entire set including the bonus discs (although extras don't seem to be English-friendly the features I have checked so far have optional English subtitles).! So it will take a while to go through. My take so far is very positive. I will continue and, hopefully, at one point do a page on the entire set including the bonus discs.

Like The Green Ray, Potemkine transfer in 1.66:1 and in 1080i. It was originally shot in 16mm but I don't need to say much about the image quality over the DVDs. It's considered a 1080i/50 disc (still in PAL running time) - played fine without issue and giant leap beyond the last digital editions. It was like seeing the film all over again - and I loved every minute. There is grain texture, a highly level of detail and we gain some information in the frames edges but lose some off the top - composition looks more correct to me. Audio, which is only dialogue as well as the sounds of a bus and a stroll through the park, is lossless and the English subtitles are optional. The Blu-ray disc is region 'B'-locked.

Two supplements - only in French no subtitles but one has Marie Rivière in an interview apparently taking about Rohmer. My French is very rusty.