Conte d'Hiver (1992)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 114 minuten
Alternative titles: A Tale of Winter / A Winter's Tale / Wintersprookje
Country:
France
Directed by: Éric Rohmer
Stars: Charlotte Véry, Frédéric van den Driessche and Michel Voletti
IMDb score:
7,2 (6.912)
Releasedate: 29 January 1992
Conte d'Hiver plot
Félicie and Charles have a stormy romance over the summer. However, she accidentally gives him the wrong address and they lose each other. Five years later, Félicie lives with her mother and has a daughter from the summer romance. She's in a relationship with two quite different men, but she can't forget about Charles. Until the moment comes when you have to make a choice.
Actors and actresses
Félicie
Charles
Maxence
Loïc
Elise
Mother
Sister
Brother-in-Law
Edwige
Quentin
Reviews & comments
Movsin
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- 8264 messages
- 8426 votes
Find this "Conte d'Hiver" neatly below "Conte d'Eté" and "Conte d'Automne". It is certainly not the actors' fault, but the story lacks the subtlety of the other two and that "lapsus" seems a bit far-fetched. The dialogues, on which the film ultimately largely relies, I thought were quite good, clear and free, but at certain moments there was a surplus of too deep philosophy in my opinion.
Romance remains the common thread in this film series by Eric Rohmer.
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Fransman
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- 3022 messages
- 2267 votes
I am a fan of Eric Rohmer's films. You have to be aware that his main characters are almost always characters that you would like to stick behind the wallpaper. They don't trace. They're difficult. Choose the hardest way. Think too much and talk too much. Like this Félicie. She can't decide which man she wants to live with. And her 'great love' has disappeared. She did, however, have a child. That says more sensible things than her mother. I got a little tired of this 'Christmas movie'. It takes place during Christmas, in Paris and Nevers.
But the film can still be seen in those thirty years. We don't care that much about this gossip now and then. At least not me. The 'French disease' also takes the upper hand here. Too much text, too much dialogue, too much drivel, too little visuals, too little action, too little film. As far as I'm concerned, the weakest of his four 'narrations'.
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