Books and Films
Almost all of his books have been published in France or Japan; the most recent and most available retrospective is Jours d'Image, 1977-1995. Most of his books are out-of-print and command high prices on the collector's market.
Bernard Faucon: Fables (1992. Dir: Jean Real. 44 minute film.)
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