The single-layered, anamorphic transfer looks acceptable if never brilliantly stellar. The image is clean with, at times, surprising detail and some grain visible in backgrounds. Noise is not much of a factor. The film has many outdoor shots and the colors are only slightly dulled. It is consistent and seems to report reliably. It may be that any of the DVD visual weaknesses are the result of the single-layering. I suspect the film would look quite strong in 1080P definition.  The 2.0 channel audio is unremarkable but clear and close, I'll wager, to the way  it was produced with no strong hiss or pops surfacing. There are optional English subtitles.

There is only a theatrical trailer as an extra but the very reasonable price reflects the lack of supplements. The film doesn't share the essence of Lola but it's not so far off to be hyper-critical of the result. The camera work is highly interesting (hence I added more than the usual number of screen captures). Demy and/or Anouk Aimée fans will want to indulge as I believe this is the first time the film has reached DVD. I think it's definitely worth picking-up at only $13. 

Gary W. Tooze