"One Night at the Mauds" is an uncompromisingly boring film, and the moral anxieties it reflects have an important personal connection with Rohmer. The rivalry between men and women in the movie can be called classics. They are not sloppy, they will not deliberately guide and confuse the audience, and the subtlety of their words cannot be described by two words of sophistication
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"One Night at Maud's House" vividly shows Rohmer's rigid wit and dullness with profound meaning
. Half the time is talking about religion and feelings, expressing that all romantic love and stubborn morality are dust in the wind, and the behaviors and speeches of the characters in the story are just themes that cover up the cloak of thoughts
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