or The Childhood of Claude Chabrol
Omnibus presents a film about the greatest exponent of crime films since Hitchcock. ' I like to see people kill other people. Murder in films adds a little spice, makes the audience feel they haven't wasted their evening.' CLAUDE CHABROL , director of films like Blood Wedding, The Butcher, The Beast Must Die, narrates his own, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, autobiography for Omnibus. Scenes from his childhood are enacted by the Chabrol family with a special appearance by Stephane Audran , Chabrol's wife, and star of many of his films. ' I prefer to see blood spilt in bourgeois homes - I like to see them suffer a little.'
Introducing Thomas Chabrol as the young Claude
Film cameraman DAVID FEIG Film editor PAUL HUMFRESS Director ALAN YENTOB