Menhir

The film presents a stark contrast between modernity and ancient traditions. It uses electronic transformation to depict the creation of man and woman, symbolized by Adam and Eve, while delving into themes of violence and sacrifice. The narrative is marked by blood and death, showcasing how these elements interact with the menhir, which serves as a powerful symbol throughout the film.

Menhir’s visual style employs electronic tricks that transform figures of authority into stone, emphasizing the conflict between natural and artificial elements. This creates a unique aesthetic that captures the tension inherent in the story. Collectors may find interest in the film's thematic depth and its artistic expression through both live action and electronic effects.

Available on DVD, Menhir offers a concise but thought-provoking viewing experience, making it a notable entry in the genre of drama from the late 1990s.