Lured by love

DVD: More BFI Video, 18, £19.99

Barbet Schroeder's first film is a counter-culture curio, made in 1969 and far more permeated with the values and ideals of that time than Schroeder perhaps realised.

Klaus Grunberg, a German ingenu, falls in love with mysterious Mimsy Farmer and follows her to Ibiza. But Farmer's blonde beauty belies some dark secrets, and soon the 1960s 'try anything' attitude has lured the boy into drug addiction.

With soundtrack by Pink Floyd and camerawork by Nestor Almendros, Schroeder's film looks and sounds great and is an intriguing memento of his early idealism; but the only worthwhile extra is the transcript of an interview done at the time.