Conte d'automne
1998
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Comédie / Drame
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1h52
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Résumé
Magali, viticultrice de 45 ans, se sent isolée dans sa campagne depuis que son fils et sa fille sont partis. Une de ses amies, Isabelle, lui cherche à son insu un mari.
1998
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Comédie / Drame
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1h52
Résumé
Magali, viticultrice de 45 ans, se sent isolée dans sa campagne depuis que son fils et sa fille sont partis. Une de ses amies, Isabelle, lui cherche à son insu un mari.
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1996, Éric Rohmer, Melvil Poupaud,Amanda Langlet,Gwenaëlle Simon,Aurelia Nolin,Aimé Lefèvre,Alain Guellaff,Evelyne Lahana,Yves Guérin,Franck Cabot-David
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1984, Éric Rohmer, Pascale Ogier,Tchéky Karyo,Fabrice Luchini,Virginie Thévenet,Christian Vadim,László Szabó,Lisa Garneri,Mathieu Schiffman,Anne-Séverine Liotard,Hervé Grandsart,Noël Coffman
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1969, Éric Rohmer, Jean-Louis Trintignant,Françoise Fabian,Marie-Christine Barrault,Antoine Vitez,Léonide Kogan,Guy Léger,Anne Dubot
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1983, Éric Rohmer, Amanda Langlet,Arielle Dombasle,Pascal Greggory,Féodor Atkine,Simon de La Brosse,Rosette,Marie Bouteloup,Michel Ferry
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1967, Éric Rohmer, Patrick Bauchau,Haydée Politoff,Daniel Pommereulle,Alain Jouffroy,Mijanou Bardot,Annik Morice,Dennis Berry,Seymour Hertzberg,Néstor Almendros,Patrice De Bailliencourt,László Benkö,Anne Dubot,Jackie Raynal
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1986, Éric Rohmer, Marie Rivière,Amira Chemakhi,Sylvie Richez,María Luisa García,Basile Gervaise,Virginie Gervaise,René Hernandez,Dominique Rivière,Claude Jullien,Alaric Jullien,Laetitia Riviere,Isabelle Rivière,Béatrice Romand,Rosette,Marcello Pezzutto,Irène Skobline,Eric Hamm,Gérard Quéré,Julie Quéré,Brigitte Poulain,Gerard Leleu,Liliane Leleu,Vanessa Leleu,Huger Foote,Michel Labourre,Paulo,Maria Couto-Palos,Isa Bonnet,Yve Doyhamboure,Friedrich Gunter Christlein,Paulette Christlein,Carita Holmström,Marc Vivas,Joël Comarlot,Vincent Gauthier
Des personnages cool Beaucoup aimé le magalie Dialogues bien Ambiance top Chaleureux Agréable à regarder The way Rohmer shoots conversations between two people in this is fascinating. Characters talk objectively about their love lives together in a two-shot, before, usually as one of them says something the other doesn't agree with/want to talk about, one of them leaves the frame. The camera stays as it is, leaving one character alone in a shot made for two, while Rohmer cuts to the other in a shot of their own. The conversations continue as if nothing has happened, cutting back and forth between the two shots, and the characters generally reunite within one frame after talking a little more, but the distance between them in these brief moments, however small, feels enormous, suggesting a divide between them that bubbles under the surface of every word they're saying.
