This was run (without commercial interruption, if my memory still works) on Twilight Zone in the early 60's. Blew me away. The idea was later released as the film Jacobs Ladder but that had too much of a "horror" element in it.
shareI remember watching it the first time it was shown on Twilight Zone, and I remember that there were no commercial interruptions, contrary to the review posted on IMDB.
shareYes, I was a friend and co-worker of Rod Serling's and he loved this short film and added it to his TZ schedule. It was edited for the show but produced independetly of the TV series in '62 in France. TZ itself ran from '59 to '64.
shareI know this thread is old, but I just saw "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" on the Alfred Hitchcock Hour. I did see the French production when I was in high school on the Twilight Zone. The one I just saw had American actors. A young James Coburn played a Southern soldier who stopped by Farquar's mansion.
"..sure you won't change your mind? Why, is there something wrong with the one I have?"