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Six Moral Tales (1963–72) Another titan of the French New Wave, the director Éric Rohmer, has an intimidating (but wonderful) filmography dotted with various thematically linked stories.

La Collectionneuse was Eric Rohmer ’s first feature-length entry into his Six Moral Tales series, following two black-and-white shorts, The Bakery Girl of Monceau and Suzanne’s Career. While these ...

“The White Lotus” launches Sunday night on Max, where viewers can expect even more debauchery and darkness from the mind of Mike White.

“The White Lotus” launches Sunday night on Max, where viewers can expect even more debauchery and darkness from the mind of Mike White.

The third segment of what Director Eric Rohmer calls his Six Moral Tales, Maud involves a 34-year-old engineer named Jean-Louis (Jean-Louis Trintignant) whose loneliness is only reinforced by an ...

This was one of the first in the cycle of six comedies Rohmer called contes moraux or moral tales, which mostly shared a precise common theme: a man already committed to one girl then meets ...

Like Rohmer’s other two series (Six Moral Tales and Comedies and Proverbs), each film in Tales of the Four Seasons is connected to the others solely through narrative setups and broader thematic ...

Rohmer’s oeuvre have long been available on home video in the U.S., but in 2020 Criterion released “Six Moral Tales” on Blu-ray in 2K restorations that made appreciating them even easier.

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The Bakery Girl of Monceau (1963) One of Rohmer’s most detailed short films about Paris is The Bakery Girl of Monceau, the first of his series of Six Moral Tales, which opens with a detailed ...