Title from menu screen. Special features: notes for each film are available via the "Select a film" menu ; introduction to bonus films. Rein que les heures: Music by Larry Marotta. Telltale heart: Photographed by Leo Shamroy ; music composed and performed by Sue Harshe. Tarantella: Music, Edwin Gerschefski. Four in the afternoon: Music by William O. Smith. La mort du cerf: Prises de vues, Emile Houdeyer ; musique de Maurice Thiriet ; English translation, Anna-Elisa and Jerome Mackowiak. Image in the snow: Original score by Ben Weber. The voices: Original story and photography by John E. Schmitz ; music, Warren Burns. Closed vision: Text, scenario, dialogues, Marc'O ; English adaptation and translation, Matthew Carney ; montage, J.G. Albicocco ; musique originale, Roger Calmel. The spirit of the gin bottle: Music composed and performed by Paul Mercer, Bruce Bennett, Davis Petterson. Falling pink: Music composed, performed, and produced by Paul Mercer, Bruce Bennett. Danse macabre: Adolph Bolm, Ruth Page, Olin Howland. The telltale heart: Otto Matiesen. The petrified dog: Gail Randall, Marie Hirsh, Jo Landor, Ian Zellick, Leslie Turner, Carl Austen, William Heick, Charles Mather, Hal Bronstein. The lead shoes: Jeremy Anderson, Elsa Barrett, Jack Klough. Four in the afternoon: Ann Halprin, Welland Lathrop, Charmian St. John, Don Penney. Image in the snow: Narrator, Ben Moore. Closed vision: Daniele Maurel, Robert R. Guiot, Merlin Hare ; le récitant (French), Jean-Pierre Harrison ; narrator (English), Lewis Carliner. The spirit of the gin bottle: Rex Lease. Falling pink: Lynn Foulkes. Silent or with music; credits, intertitles, and some dialogue in English and French; occasional subtitles in English (on selected films).