Amazed that the heroine Blaisha is very similar to herself. The mother-fetus has a single body, has independence and thinking ability, longs for love but is afraid of love, and seems to be able to control life with ease, but her heart is extremely twisted.
Rohmer turns the camera on women, and through delicate, sensitive, and private conversations between female friends, he secretly opens a small window for viewers to peek at mature women's attitudes and views on emotions. There is no great sadness or joy in the film, only adults' careful exploration of the emotional path.
The French landscapes captured by Rohmer are picturesque, where people and the environment blend together to depict life as it is. Through the movie, it is not difficult to find that the French love beauty. The French woman in the film is always drinking red wine while maintaining a lean body. The French are also very good at controlling their clothes. The clothes are matched with the requirements of the occasion. It seems casual but has a unique charm. Thirty years later, the costumes in the play are not out of date.
Slowly, I gradually understood and fell in love with French movies, and understood the deep meaning behind the ramble.
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