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La Collectionneuse (1967)

Bombastic, womanising art dealer Adrien and his painter friend Daniel go on holiday at a 17th-century villa on the Riviera. But their idyll is disturbed by the presence of the bohemian Haydée, accused of being a 'collector' of men.

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Tyson S 09 Jun 2007

A movie that perhaps would have been doomed to mediocrity under any other circumstances. However, Rohmer and Almendros's economy combined with the rare, understated talents of Haydee Politoff and Patrick Bauchau make this a formidable piece of the Moral Tales. Although it may be the weakest of the feature length Moral Tales, the script, the exquisite cinematography, and the performances make this a wonderful, sometimes underrated pleasure.

Josh K 10 Jul 2008

I get the sense that the film wants the viewer to identify with the protagonist, a young man vacationing somewhere on the Mediterranean coast in France who is tempted by a young woman staying at his friend's house. He actually comes off as a witless creep, much less interesting than he thinks he is, who tries to manipulate and humiliate the woman. But, *spoiler* his great triumph in the end is resisting his temptation and booking a flight to see his girlfriend. The film is awfully pretty to look at but the film doesn't seem to know its "hero" truly is an ugly human being.

Private U 16 Jan 2008

Yr orau o'r ffilmiau Rohmer dw i wedi eu gweld hyd yn hyn, mae hyn yn sleisen o'r sixties, ac yn hawdd mwynhau ar lefel arwynebol iawn, os nad yw'r mwydro am ystyr cariad yn apelio.

Flo D 19 Sep 2008

Agree with the plot summation except for one little point -- backed up by Patrick Bauchau's reflections at LACMA last night -- that the breathe of the dialogue was a bit much...Could not take my eyes off the stunning Haydee Pollitoff. Patrick Bauchau wasn't ugly, either. Even now, he's aged quite well.

Christopher W 14 Jan 2009

Thematically one of my favorites from Rohmer though I wouldnt say objectively his best. Characterization and dialogue are definitely where Rohmer excels and here are prime examples of what he is capable of but it lacks a bit in pacing. But I'm splitting hairs here, it still remains one of the finest films I've ever seen.