La Collectionneuse

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La Collectionneuse is a 1967 French New Wave drama film directed by Éric Rohmer, known for its minimalist style and exploration of desire, idleness, and moral ambiguity among young vacationers on the French Riviera.

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instanceOf French New Wave film
film
awardReceived Silver Bear Extraordinary Jury Prize
Special Jury Prize at the 17th Berlin International Film Festival
castMember Alain Jouffroy
Daniel Pommereulle
Haydée Politoff
Patrick Bauchau
characterType bohemian intellectuals
hedonistic youth
cinematographer Néstor Almendros
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin France
director Éric Rohmer
distributor Les Films du Losange
editor Colette Leloup
festivalScreening 17th Berlin International Film Festival
filmingLocation Saint-Tropez
genre art film
drama
hasTheme boredom
emotional detachment
moral choice
sexual jealousy
mainSubject desire
idleness
moral ambiguity
movement French New Wave
narrativeFocus young vacationers on the French Riviera
notableFor early collaboration between Éric Rohmer and Néstor Almendros
exploration of desire and idleness
originalLanguage French
partOf Six Moral Tales
positionInSeries fourth film in Éric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales
producer Barbet Schroeder
productionCompany Les Films du Losange
publicationDate 1967
runtime approximately 89 minutes
screenwriter Éric Rohmer
settingLocation French Riviera
styleCharacteristic minimalist style
naturalistic dialogue
observational approach

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Patrick Bauchau appearedIn La Collectionneuse
Dennis Berry actedIn La Collectionneuse
Six Moral Tales hasPart La Collectionneuse
Jean-Pierre Kalfon notableWork La Collectionneuse