Eric Rohmer was a French film director associated with the Nouvelle Vague, best known for his dialogue-driven 'moral tales' and the 'Tales of the Four Seasons' cycle. Active from the 1950s into the 2000s, his films emphasize ideas, conversation and subtle eroticism. He died in 2010.

Associated with the French New Wave; author of the 'Moral Tales' and the 'Tales of the Four Seasons' cycles; films noted for extended dialogues, moral/ethical themes, and a focus on relationships and desire.

The available reviews praise Rohmer's dialogue-heavy, intellectual approach to romance and desire. They highlight his 'moral tales' and the Four Seasons cycle, stressing character-driven plots and subtle sensuality. Reviewers value philosophical depth and careful staging over melodrama.

For:Fans of French New Wave and art-house cinema; readers who like dialogue-heavy, idea-driven films; film students and critics.

 Not surprisingly, the young mathematician and musician's attention focuses on a multi-day trip he wishes to make to the island of Ouessant, a trip he proposes in turn to all three of his female acquaintances without worrying too much about inconsistencies.

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 A film with a misleading plot, a sort of fairy tale where winter is a pretext for many movements of the heart, many uncertainties of a lonely, dreamy girl in a setting of poverty in the French countryside.

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 A film that probably serves as a model for much cinema to come, especially French, urging you to observe how Kieslowski (the one, even though blasphemous, of “The Decalogue”) is, for example, an apocryphal pupil of Rohmer, especially in the atmospheres of this film and other feature films of the so-called "moral tales."

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