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<font size="4"><br><i>Il Grido</i>, <i>Eva</i>, and <i>Les Bonnes Femmes</i></font>
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<br>video review Gary Morris</font>
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<p><font size="6" color="#FF0000"><b>D</b></font>VD has become the preeminent forum for high-art cinema on video, and the trend shows no sign of letting up. Auteurists who could previously only dream of seeing, much less owning, crisp copies of films like Chabrol’s <i>Les Bonnes Femmes</i> or Losey’s legendary <i>Eva</i> can now satisfy their fetish thanks to companies such as Kino, which has released fine versions of these two films along with a third, Antonioni’s <i>Il Grido</i>, in a handy three-pack under the collective title "Rare Treasures of European Cinema."
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