Strangulation Blues

In Strangulation Blues, Paul struggles with his artistic inspiration, leading him to confront Colette in a darkly comedic manner. The film captures the nuances of a Parisian atmosphere, weaving themes of creativity and timing into its narrative.

With a runtime of just 17 minutes, this film showcases Carax's early storytelling style and sets the stage for his later works. The film's brief duration makes it an intriguing piece for collectors interested in Carax's filmography and the evolution of short dramas within the cinematic landscape.