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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
Rohmer again builds gentle romantic tension from chance meetings, candid conversation, and shifting impressions, with the same light, observant feel and a quietly precise Parisian social world.
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Why this pick
Its naturalistic encounters and unhurried summer rhythm share the emotional delicacy of Boyfriends and Girlfriends, following a woman navigating loneliness, attraction, and the uncertainty behind everyday talk.
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Why this pick
A sunlit holiday setting, intricate conversational games, and morally slippery romantic manoeuvres make this a sharper but closely related study of desire and self-deception.
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Why this pick
This deceptively small Paris romance turns curiosity and awkward pursuit into suspense, preserving Rohmer’s pleasure in watching people misread signals and talk themselves into emotional corners.
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Why this pick
Three compact stories of chance dates and romantic misunderstandings offer the same airy urban texture, conversational wit, and fascination with how fragile connections form and falter.
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01 / THE STORY
Blanche is freshly installed in Cergy-Pontoise, a trendy new town near Paris. She has a new apartment, a new job with no one over and no one under her. She meets Léa at lunch one day, and soon she meets an acquaintance of Léa, Alexandre, whom she approaches somewhat awkwardly. The film then follows the time-honored plot of exchange of relationships, as Blanche and Léa switch boyfriends.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Blanche
Léa
Fabien
Alexandre
Adrienne
