Nefertiti [Alternate version]

The film's intended runtime was 100 minutes, but due to issues with the Italian producer, Cinecitta withheld film rolls until the French paid their share. This situation led to a rushed 70-minute edit, as Guy Gilles had to work with the footage available at the time. Following Gilles' death in 1996, a 93-minute version was released that included some missing footage and the original audio, but it was not edited by the director himself.

Collectors may find interest in the unique circumstances surrounding the film's production and the different versions available. The film's troubled history offers insight into the complexities of international co-productions in the 1990s. Nefertiti stands out not just for its artistic intentions but also for the narrative of its creation, making it a noteworthy entry for those interested in film history and production challenges.