I have mixed feelings about this movie. This is my third (and earliest) Rohmer, and I liked it less than the others. The dialogue wasn't as impressive as I expected it to be. Maybe it's because the male characters (especially Vidal and the men at the cafeteria) looked like they were trying hard to remember their lines and recite them. Their conversations didn't flow, whereas Fabian's acting was great: fresh, natural and spontaneous. Overall, this movie struck me as sophisticated (précieux), but not smart .
Review of My Night at Maud's
