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Laurence de Monaghan

Daily | 3 on Rohmer
In the 1990s, novelist and political activist Nadja Tesich looked back on her days in Paris, specifically the day in the mid-1960s when Eric Rohmer asked her to work with him on Nadja à Paris. Meantime, at the Av Club, Mike D'Angelo picks a scene from Love in the Afternoon, a montage featuring actresses Rohmer had worked with: Françoise Fabian, Béatrice Romand, Marie-Christine Barrault, Haydée Politoff, Laurence De Monaghan and Aurora Cornu. And for Artinfo, Craig Hubert talks with Corina Copp about her first book, titled after and inspired by Rohmer's 1986 film, The Green Ray. » - David Hudson...
See full article at Fandor: Keyframe
  • 5/4/2015
  • Fandor: Keyframe
Daily | 3 on Rohmer
In the 1990s, novelist and political activist Nadja Tesich looked back on her days in Paris, specifically the day in the mid-1960s when Eric Rohmer asked her to work with him on Nadja à Paris. Meantime, at the Av Club, Mike D'Angelo picks a scene from Love in the Afternoon, a montage featuring actresses Rohmer had worked with: Françoise Fabian, Béatrice Romand, Marie-Christine Barrault, Haydée Politoff, Laurence De Monaghan and Aurora Cornu. And for Artinfo, Craig Hubert talks with Corina Copp about her first book, titled after and inspired by Rohmer's 1986 film, The Green Ray. » - David Hudson...
See full article at Keyframe
  • 5/4/2015
  • Keyframe
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