Saturday, June 30, 2012
Le Boulangere de Moncreau - 1963 ****1/4
A fascinating character study of a man in 1960s Paris who, after declaring his undyling love for one girl, Sylvie, he begins a meaningless flirtation with a local woman working in a Bakery. He begins to visit her everyday under the pretence of buying various pastries, and soon believes her to be interested in him. In his eyes he is angry that she thinks she might stand a chance with him, despite the fact that he has been leading her on with kind words and actions and he soon decides to show her once and for all that he doesn't like her. Very interesting little film (and really makes you crave cookies!)
Labels:
1963,
character study,
cookies,
Eric Rohmer,
fascinating,
interesting,
new wave cinema,
pastries
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