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Nocturnal Butterflies

1997, Dutch. Directed by Raoul Servais.

Nocturnal Butterflies is Servais' serene and melancholic homage to Belgian surrealist Paul Delvaux (1897-1994), whose architectural paintings serve as the basis for the mise-en-scène for the film, and whose opaquely gazed women represent the enigmatic, silent witnesses who guard the secrets of the eccentric artist's curious world of precisely rendered, hermetic construction.

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Released
1 January 1997
Original title
Papillons de nuit
Country
Belgium
Written by
Raoul Servais
short film

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Nocturnal Butterflies (1997) was directed by Raoul Servais.

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