Éric Rohmer

Éric Rohmer, the master of French New Wave cinema, was born in 1920 in Tulle, France and remained active in the film industry from 1950 until 2007. Known for his exploration of romance, morality, and human nature, Rohmer's most prominent films include the "Six Moral Tales" series, "The Green Ray," and "My Night at Maud's," the latter earning him an Oscar nomination. His unique authorial style is characterized by minimalism, naturalistic dialogue, and subtlety, creating an immersive experience of everyday life.

Éric Rohmer was a poet of the cinema, his films capturing the quiet complexities of human relationships with a graceful, understated elegance.