La Collectionneuse
(1967)
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La Collectionneuse
(1967)
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| Patrick Bauchau | ... |
Adrien
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Haydée Politoff | ... |
Haydée
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Daniel Pommereulle | ... |
Daniel
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Alain Jouffroy | ... |
Writer
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Mijanou Bardot | ... |
Carole
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Annik Morice | ... |
Carole's girlfriend
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Dennis Berry | ... |
Charlie
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Seymour Hertzberg |
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Néstor Almendros |
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Patrice De Bailliencourt | ... |
Homme dans l'auto
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László Benkö |
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Anne Dubot |
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Jackie Raynal |
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Adrien goes to a villa on the Mediterranean. He is in vacation, and wants to do absolutely nothing. He has to share the villa with a friend, Daniel, and an unknown young girl, Haydee. Haydee has a lot of lovers, and at first, Adrien and Daniel despites her. But Adrien will be more and more attracted by her. Written by Yepok
`La Collectionneuse' was not my favorite of Rohmer's moral tales. I had a problem with the two male leads, not their acting but the characters they portrayed. I thought they were self-indulgent, rather shallow, bores. Haydee was the only one with some life in her. I saw the story as a conflict between Haydee's doing something lifestyle and the inward looking lethargy of the two male leads. God they were bores. This moral tale is hardly worth seeing.