Phantasmagoria of the Interior

The film focuses on the restored version of Borowczyk's work, utilizing its original French language soundtrack. It examines the interplay between visual art and filmmaking, particularly emphasizing a Vermeer painting of a pregnant woman that recurs throughout the narrative.

Attention is drawn to the film's distinctive compositions and the thematic exploration of sexuality and violence, as well as the contrasting representations of men and women in various spatial contexts. Phantasmagoria of the Interior presents a detailed analysis of how Borowczyk's adaptation of the Jekyll and Hyde story infuses surrealist elements, highlighting the character of Lucy Osbourne as a figure of transgression and revolution.