They are housed on one dual-layered, progressively transferred disc. The total time is one hour 41 minutes. All have original French audio and have optional English subtitles. Image quality various (discussed below) and the films are usually marked with a focus on sensuality (heterosexual and homosexual interaction).  

Image: The widescreen features (all but the 1.33:1 original aspect ratio Action vérité) are all anamorphic - usually in the 1.66:1 ratio. Image quality various, most likely dependant on the source. La Petite mort and Scènes de lit look the weakest - the latter showing some edge enhancement. Where X 2000 and Un lever de rideau look far superior. The screen caps provided below give a fair sampling of what to expect. There is one extra an illustrated 24-page booklet with essays by Jonathan Romney, Paul Willemen, Sarah Cooper, and Pamela Church Gibson. There have been other Ozon short offerings (Kino has one HERE, another from Image Entertainment HERE and we've been told of a decent, out-of-print, Australian one HERE) but without seeing them, especially the first two, I'd be willing to bet this one represents his films the most accurately (transfer-wise). Under the Sand is a favorite film and I was anxious to see these Ozon shorts that, if nothing else, are provocative, warm and utterly human.           

Gary W. Tooze