Diary of a Chambermaid

Father Rabour (Jean Ozenne) doing garden wackiness with son-in-law Monteil (Michel Piccoli), who soon meets the new maid from Paris Celestine (Jeanne Moreau), summoned away by stern Madame Monteil (Francoise Lugagne), early in Luis Bunuel's Diary Of A Chambermaid, 1964

Following director Luis Bunuel's opening sequence over French countryside, Parisian domestic Celestine (Jeanne Moreau) meets grumpy driver Joseph (Georges Geret), then elderly Rabour (Jean Ozenne) and son-in-law Monteil (Michel Piccoli) are introduced, in Diary Of A Chambermaid, 1964.

Rabour (Jean Ozenne), father of the mistress of the house (Francoise Dugagne), reveals kindness and eccentricity in his first meeting with the pretty new maid Celestine (Jeanne Moreau), in Luis Bunuel's Diary Of A Chambermaid, 1964.

Some technique from director Luis Bunuel exiting the previous scene, the master Monteil (Michel Piccoli) grows more aggressive first with the new maid Celestine (Jeanne Moreau), then with the testy neighbor Mauger (Daniel Ivernel), in Diary Of A Chambermaid, 1964.