Additionally, film grain is noticeable in places, particularly where there is some sort of optical effect. The film element utilized for the transfer is in very good shape, displaying some blemishes, which all relatively minor in nature. Color reproduction is good for a DeLuxe film from this period. Flesh tones are appealing and the film has a warm earthy quality. There are no problems with either chroma noise or smearing.
Blacks are fairly solid and the picture displays a decent level of shadow detail.
The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack doesn't have any appreciable distortion or audible background hiss. Dialogue reproduction is clean and intelligible, although there are some frequency limitations that keep the music out of the realm of high fidelity. Overall, this is a good sounding track for a film from this period. A French language soundtrack is also encoded onto the DVD, as are English and French subtitles. Music underscores the basic interactive menus, which provide access to the standard scene selection and set up features.