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A disappointing melodrama with a pedestrian script and direction.
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Rohmer left the stage with an audacious flourish, infusing a fifth-century pastoral fantasy (adapted from a seventeenth-century novel) with a lifetime of stories, passions, and big ideas. Sep 11, 2017 | Full Review…
Rohmer left the stage with an audacious flourish, infusing a fifth-century pastoral fantasy (adapted from a seventeenth-century novel) with a lifetime of stories, passions, and big ideas.
Richard Brody
In what he claims will be his final film, 87-year-old Eric Rohmer fashions a serenely daffy coda to a half a lifetime spent behind the camera exploring the vicissitudes of romance. Jan 30, 2009 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
In what he claims will be his final film, 87-year-old Eric Rohmer fashions a serenely daffy coda to a half a lifetime spent behind the camera exploring the vicissitudes of romance.
Michael Phillips
It's often as fresh and buoyant as [Rohmer's] modern takes on the battle of the sexes. Nov 7, 2008 | Rating: 3/4
It's often as fresh and buoyant as [Rohmer's] modern takes on the battle of the sexes.
John Hartl
But I wish the acting was less like amateur dramatics and the plot less like a slightly camp game. Sep 12, 2008 | Rating: 2/5
But I wish the acting was less like amateur dramatics and the plot less like a slightly camp game.
Derek Malcolm
At any rate, this is utterly distinctive. Go and see it: a sorbet of high-mindedness to refresh the palate. Sep 12, 2008 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
At any rate, this is utterly distinctive. Go and see it: a sorbet of high-mindedness to refresh the palate.
Peter Bradshaw
The film, talky, tediously overlong and crammed with kitsch, postcard-pretty country scenery, gets exponentially weirder by the minute, culminating in a cross-dressing pseudo-lesbian clinch. Sep 12, 2008 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
The film, talky, tediously overlong and crammed with kitsch, postcard-pretty country scenery, gets exponentially weirder by the minute, culminating in a cross-dressing pseudo-lesbian clinch.
Wendy Ide
In this story, there's nothing so upsetting that a poem carved into a tree can't solve, and no hearts so broken that a spot of crossdressing can't cheer them up again. Feb 10, 2019 | Full Review…
In this story, there's nothing so upsetting that a poem carved into a tree can't solve, and no hearts so broken that a spot of crossdressing can't cheer them up again.
Sarah Manvel
...the director's own sweet, unexpected eroticism, and the film's gentle spirit simply make a work that is light, lovely, and strange. Nov 17, 2017 | Full Review…
...the director's own sweet, unexpected eroticism, and the film's gentle spirit simply make a work that is light, lovely, and strange.
Daniel Kasman
Blissful Aug 26, 2009 | Full Review…
Blissful
Fernando F. Croce
This is no historical portrait of ancient life but a dreamy reflection of 17th-century romanticism of the past... Nov 6, 2008 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
This is no historical portrait of ancient life but a dreamy reflection of 17th-century romanticism of the past...
Sean Axmaker
Rohmer's gentle philosophical chat is better heard, I think, among the muddled middle-classes of late-20th century France. Sep 12, 2008 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Rohmer's gentle philosophical chat is better heard, I think, among the muddled middle-classes of late-20th century France.
Anthony Quinn
A transcendentally batty essay in am-dram costume cinema, starchy with recitative, fragrant with period fabric conditioner and white with laundered emotionalism. Sep 12, 2008 | Full Review…
A transcendentally batty essay in am-dram costume cinema, starchy with recitative, fragrant with period fabric conditioner and white with laundered emotionalism.
Nigel Andrews
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