The black bath

About This Movie

The Black Bath is a unique entry in the realm of contemporary film, even if it skates along the edges of obscurity. Jackie Raynal introduces her work, Deux Fois, in a setting that feels intimate yet charged, like a conversation just between friends. It’s an exploration of self and identity that doesn’t rush; the pacing allows for reflection, echoing the soothing yet eerie ambiance of a bath. The practical effects are minimal but effective, enhancing that dreamlike quality without overshadowing the narrative's subtlety. Raynal’s presence adds a layer of depth, inviting viewers to ponder more than just what’s on screen.

The Black Bath remains an interesting curiosity, especially for those drawn to lesser-known works and the undercurrents of film history. Its limited availability has made it somewhat scarce, appealing to collectors who appreciate the nuances of lesser-celebrated titles. While not extensively circulated, it’s often mentioned in discussions about Raynal’s influence on contemporary cinema, making it a noteworthy piece for any serious collection.