Bérénice

As Rohmer's first completed film, Bérénice showcases his early storytelling style. The film was shot in 16mm at André Bazin's residence, with editing by Jacques Rivette, adding a unique historical context to its production.

The film's narrative focuses on the unsettling obsession of a man with his fiancé's teeth, creating a mysterious atmosphere that draws in viewers. This combination of drama and mystery, along with its brief runtime, makes it a notable work in Rohmer's filmography.

For collectors, Bérénice is available on DVD and Blu-ray, as well as in other formats, making it accessible for those interested in Rohmer's early work or the adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe.