French film director discussed in these reviews for films including More (1969), La Vallée (1972), Barfly (1987) and Single White Female (1992).

More (1969) and La Vallée (1972) feature music by Pink Floyd. Schroeder directed a Bukowski adaptation (Barfly) and the psychological thriller Single White Female (released as Inserzione Pericolosa on DeBaser).

DeBaser reviews highlight Schroeder's interest in journeys, counterculture and destructive relationships. His early work More (1969) and La Vallée (1972) are noted for Pink Floyd soundtracks and hippie/road themes. Later films include a Bukowski adaptation (Barfly) and a taut psychological thriller (Single White Female). Overall the coverage is analytic and appreciative.

For:Fans of European auteur cinema, 1960s–70s counterculture films, psychological thrillers, and Bukowski adaptations.

 I had imagined this trip as a quest. I had finished my mathematics studies and wanted to start living. I wanted to burn bridges, burn formulas, and if I burned myself as well, that was fine. I wanted warmth, I wanted the sun, and I went looking for it.

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 Only in this way will it be possible to have new experiences, see new places, meet different people.

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 "Single White Female" is a 1992 film directed by Barbet Schroeder, featuring Bridget Fonda in the lead role.

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 Barfly, directed by the Frenchman Barbet Schroeder and co-opted in the production by none other than Francis Ford Coppola, is nothing less than the audio-visual summary of the entire Bukowskian curriculum

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