“A Tale of Winter” review: This late work (1992) by the great Éric Rohmer — the second in his last cycle of films,”Tales of the Four Seasons” — demonstrates the power of faith and ...

In no film did Rohmer’s gifts emerge with greater richness than A Tale of Winter (1992), which revolves around the sometimes comic, frequently heart-rending patience exhibited by a young woman ...

French director Eric Rohmer in Paris, 1981. (Pierre Verdy/AP) ... A Tale of Winter is one of the great films of the last quarter century or so. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER.

Janus Films has announced a new re-release later this month of four of French filmmaker Eric Rohmer's classic love story features. ... (1990), A Tale of Winter (1992), A Tale of Summer ...

Like a forgotten gift we now get to unwrap with delight, Eric Rohmer's 1996 "A Summer's Tale," never before released in this country, arrives just in time to add a touch of delight to the ...

Writer-director Eric Rohmer is a practitioner of what might be termed chatty cinema. His films-theatrical, even literary pieces-are veritable gab fests. His characters (primarily attractive, highly… ...

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. Rohmer boils ...

In Eric Rohmer’s A Summer’s Tale, a young man and a young woman stroll toward love The classic 1996 romance tracks a steadily growing infatuation. by Ben Sachs August 20, 2014 August 18, 2021.