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Alisha 2022-09-15 19:15:36
Frederic has a great wife too, having kids, playing the role of wife and mother, writing papers, and having a lover from time to time lol Rohmer is so...
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Oma 2022-09-15 17:41:12
Thinking about this movie again, the interesting thing is that the male protagonist is happy to get along with Chloe and says he loves her, but he has never been willing to change her poor living situation, and I actually replaced the male protagonist in the process of watching it. Psychologically, he thinks his behavior is correct. Rohmer exposed the cowardice and cruelty of love itself in a sympathetic...
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Alexys 2022-09-15 17:37:26
2017.09.23 "I said to myself that these passing beauties are just an extension of my wife's beauty, they enriched her beauty and got some of her beauty. She is the proof of beauty and vice versa. When I hug Helene , I embrace all women." This last sentence, my husband once said almost the same thing to me, but the facts have proved that this is a lie.
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Nyasia 2022-09-15 03:40:34
1. In the sixth story, I finally got married and saw the protagonist's wife and children. But most of the time he still can't devote himself to loving his wife, it's always just a mental affair, not a physical one. 2. This is probably closely related to Rohmer's Catholic...
Love in the Afternoon Comments
Extended Reading
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Frédéric: I think some element of mystery is essential for people who live together.
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Chloé: You make me laugh. You really do. Why this insistence on proving you love your wife? If you don't love her, or less than at first, it's not a catastrophe. It's normal. It's normal not to want to always be tied to the same person. Marriage makes less and less sense these days.
Frédéric: I don't love her because she's my wife. I love her because of who she is. I'd love her even if we weren't married.
Chloé: No. You love her - if you really do - because you're supposed to. I couldn't stand being loved like that. But then I'm an exception. I won't accept compromises.
