Disc #2
- Making of
- Le cinema l`Arlequin
- Trailer

Disc #3
- OST

Only the French dare to make movies about such unlikeable people, and
only the French can make you like them anyway. Look at Me is a
cornucopia of prickly personalities, starting with Lolita (Marilou Berry), an
aspiring singer who hates everyone who pays attention to her because of
her famous father and assumes that no one would pay attention to her for
any other reason. It's not surprising, because her father Etienne (Jean-Pierre
Bacri, The Housekeeper), an acclaimed writer, surrounds himself with
people who want something from him--including a less famous writer
(Laurent Grevill, I Can't Sleep) who finds success thanks to Etienne, and
whose wife (writer/director Agnes Jaoui, The Taste of Others) happens to be
Lolita's music teacher. Look at Me captures the little ways that fame warps
everything around it; Etienne gets away with treating everyone terribly
because of his literary stature, to which desire and resentment fasten like
barnacles. But it's not just a satire--gradually, through an accumulation of
brief glimpses and offhand remarks, these abrasive characters become
increasingly vivid and genuine