
The Aviator’s Wife
Eric Rohmer's Comedies and Proverbs
April 17 - 30, 2015
New digital restoration
When a law student sees his girlfriend step out of her apartment with her ex, he trails the man around the city, fearing the worst.
New digital restoration
“It is impossible to think of nothing.” Rohmer’s Comedies and Proverbs series begins with the misunderstandings of youthful obsession, the vagaries of chance encounters, and Paris, always. When a law student (Philippe Marlaud) sees his girlfriend (Marie Rivière) step out of her apartment with her ex, he trails the man around the city, fearing the worst. But his private fears in public places are put into delightful perspective by an impish younger student (Anne-Laure Meury) he runs into. Shot in 16mm and featuring a song sung by Arielle Dombasle (as well as a vintage ’80s man purse). An NYFF19 selection.




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