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    R0 America - Criterion Collection
    Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales

  • Extras:
    DISC ONE:
    The Bakery Girl Of Monceau (1963)
    SUPPLEMENTS:
    "Presentation, or Charlotte and her Steak" 1951 short film (9:51)
    "Moral Tales: Filmic Issues" interview with Rohmer conducted by filmmaker Barbet Schroeder (1:23:49)

    DISC TWO:
    Suzanne's Career (1963)
    SUPPLEMENTS:
    "Nadja in Paris" 1964 short film (13:10)

    DISC THREE:
    My Night At Maud's (1969)
    SUPPLEMENTS:
    "On Pascal" a 1965 educational film (21:59)
    1974 Telecinema episode with interviews with actor Jean-Louis Trintignant, film critic Jean Douchet and producer Pierre Cottrell (13:38)
    Theatrical trailer (2:45)

    DISC FOUR:
    La Collectionnuese (1967)
    SUPPLEMENTS:
    "A Modern Coed" 1966 short film (12:48)
    1977 episode of TVOntario's "Parlons Cinema" with an interview with Rohmer (50:38)
    Theatrical trailer (2:15)

    DISC FIVE:
    Claire's Knee (1970)
    SUPPLEMENTS:
    "The Curve" 1999 short film in collaboration with Edwige Shakti (16:45)
    "La Journal Du Cinema" an excerpt from the French TV episode with interviews with cast members Jean-Claude Brialy, Beatrice Romand and Lawrence de Monaghan (8:43)
    Theatrical trailer (2:40)

    DISC SIX:
    *The Film
    SUPPLEMENTS:
    "Veronique and her Dunce" 1958 short film (18:22)
    Afterward by Neil LaBute interview (11:50)
    Theatrical trailer (4:04)

    ALSO INCLUDED IN THE BOX SET:

    262-page softcover book of the original written moral tales by Rohmer.

    56-page booklet featuring essay on the films:
    - "Eric Rohmer and His Six Moral Tales" an introduction by Geoff Andrew
    - "Blueprints For A Brilliant Oevure" by Ginette Vinandeau on "The Bakery Girl Of Monceau" and "Suzanne's Career"
    - "Chances Are..." by Kent Jones on "My Night At Maud's"
    - "Making Time" by Phillip Lopate and "On La Collectionneuse" by Nestor Almendros on "La Collectionneuse"
    - "Rohmer's Women" by Molly Haskell on "Claire's Knee"
    - "Marriage, Rohmer Style" by Armond White on "Love In The Afternoon"
    - "For A Talking Cinema" Rohmer on himself
  • Subtitles:
    English (optional)
  • Aspect Ratio:
    1.33:1
  • Picture Format:
    Non-Anamorphic
  • TV System:
    NTSC
  • Soundtrack(s):
    French Dolby Digital 1.0 mono
  • Case type:
    Keep Case

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