Jeanne moreau jules et jim and stanley baker yesterday's enemy star as two lovers caught in a deadly affair, in joseph losey's 1962 adaptation of the james hadley chase novel. A highly personal film that was blighted by producer interference, and heavily cut for general release, we are delighted to present the longest known version of the film in a definitive, world premiere blu ray edition.special featuresbrand new 4k scan of eye filmmuseum's photochemical restoration of the longest known version of the film 130 minshigh definition remaster of the original european theatrical release version of eva 109 minshigh definition remaster of the alternative the devil's woman version 109 minsoriginal mono audioarchival interview with joseph losey 1967 the acclaimed director discusses eve in this extract from the french television programme cinémaarchival interview with jeanne moreau 1972 extract from the french television programme tête d'affiche, featuring the celebrated star in conversation with actor france rochethe behp interview with reginald beck 1987 archival audio recording, made as part of the british entertainment history project, featuring the editor, and regular losey collaborator, in conversation with alan lawsonall about eve 2020 interview with filmmaker gavrik losey, son of joseph loseya creation myth 2020 appreciation by author and film historian neil sinyardimage gallery publicity and promotional materialoriginal uk and french theatrical trailersnew and improved english subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearinglimited edition exclusive 36 page booklet with a new essay by phuong le, joseph losey on eve, a look at the james hadley chase source novel, an overview of contemporary critical responses, simona monizza on the eye filmmuseum restoration of eve, and film creditsworld premiere on blu raylimited edition of 3,000 copies