From left to right:Peter Whitehead, Jean Tinguely, Niki, Bernd Luginbuhl

Niki de Saint Phalle,Catherine Versepuy, daughter Laura Duke Condominas as main character in "Camelia" or in French "Un rêve plus long que la nuit"

cinematographer Peter Whitehead with Laurence Bourqui (young Camelia) and the Dawarf

Arrival of the artillery

Bernt Luginbuhl, Laura Duke Condominas, Daniel Spoerri in a scene shot inside the Cyclop

Humbert Balsan playing, l'Homme-oiseau in the Cyclop

Marina Karella playing la sorcière (the Witch), luring Laurence Bourqui (playing little girl Camelia), from the sculpture "le rêve de Diane"

Niki de Saint Phalle directing a scene in the brothel

Jean Tinguely and writer/publisher Régine Desforges in a scene of the brothel

Laura Duke, bride and pensioneer in Madame Niki's brothel

Shooting of the Dragon's arrival, about to eat the Dwarf

Laura Duke and writer Michel de Grèce acting in a scene in the brothel

Luginbuhl Laura Duke, Michel de Grèce and the clique of pfiffers

Niki and daughter Laura Duke perfect their makeup ahead of shooting

Jean Tinguely spewing confetti following Régine Desforges's attentions: scene in the brothel

Jean Tinguely, Niki and Humbert Balsan mourning in the beginning of the movie

Niki thinks about best disposition of a scene in the brothel

Laura Duke, Michel de Grèce and the Dwarf in the scene of the brothel

Jean Tinguely and his army arrive at the brothel

Soldiers engage with the brothel pensioneers (Tinguely, Marie Beltrami, Martine Maréchal among others)

Leading actress Laura Duke waiting between shots

Humbert Balsan and Laurence Bourqui, who plays Camelia as a little girl

Artillery elements awaiting action

Samuel Mercer (the Bishop) blessing the cannons.

Luginbuhl and Jean Tinguely, rival generals about to fight for possession of the héroine

General Tinguely and his artillery will fight for the possession of Camelia tied up to a tree

Smoke and furor

General Jean Tinguely commands his pink cannons.