@ Howard

Difficult to pick from an oeuvre that tantalises me, but "Claire's Knee", "Green Ray", "La Collectionneuse", "My Night at Maud's", "Full Moon in Paris", "A Good Marriage" and "Autumn Tale" (I'm simply fond of Beatrice Romand! Nobody agrees with me, perhaps, but I find her very attractive!) are special. I am yet to watch the Rohmer segment in "Paris vu par", a number of his early films leading up to the moral tales, as well as "The Lady and the Duke" and "Triple Agent".
"Perceval" also occupies a special place for its stylised retelling of the grail legend. Might have to do with my fascination with both Chretien and Rohmer, and the fact that I read the grail legends at an impressionable age 

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