[Machine Translation] Daniel Schmidt's masterpiece, which has a devoted fan base due to its graceful images and unique fictional world, has been revived in a digitally remastered version! This is Daniel Schmidt's first feature film. It depicts the ritual of a banquet held one night a year in the hall of a mansion, in which the master and servants are reversed, leading the viewer into a magical experience. The setting is the hotel owned by the filmmaker's grandparents, which was later used in "Between the Seasons. The film was shot by Renato Berta, who had worked with Alain Tanner and Jean-Marie Straub/Daniel Huillet at the time, and was his first collaboration with Schmidt. Starring Ingrid Kafen, who has been an integral part of Schmidt's films since then, and Peter Kern, internationally known for Schmidt's next film, La Paloma. When the film was shown at the Venice International Film Festival, it was praised by jury member Luchino Visconti, who awarded it the Best New Director Award. The long-awaited digitally remastered version is released for the first time in the world. --The master of the pavilion exchanges roles with his servants only on this night, the day of the annual festival. The servants are served a succession of drinks and dishes by the master and his men, and a feast is held. The evening is filled with sweet love songs, a traveling troupe of entertainers, enchanting dances, and other entertainments, and then the seances begin. Commentary and postcard enclosed.