"Papillons de nuit" is "Butterflies at Night" is certainly a very strange movie. It's a mixture of horror, experimental and women with bare breasts. Raoul Servais made this as a tribute to Paul Delvaux on his 100th birthday 3 years after his death. Servais was already fairly old when his came out and has made movies for many decades now. If he lives on for a couple more years, he may even get Delvaux' number. But back to this short film. It runs for roughly 8 minutes and I cannot say I was very much entertained watching this. It is, if at all, worth a watch for how bizarre it is. There is no real story and it's basically a collection of absurd impression depicted here. I cannot say you are missing much if you do without watching this one. Not recommended.
Review of Papillons de nuit
