The inaugural film of Eric Rohmer's sparkling "Comedies and Proverbs" cycle, The Aviator's Wife is a fleecy farce of romantic overanalysis that finds the director exploring the possibilities of handheld camerawork as he seeks a narrative expression of the opening epigraph: "It is impossible to think of nothing."
The inaugural film of Eric Rohmer's sparkling "Comedies and Proverbs" cycle, The Aviator's Wife is a fleecy farce of romantic overanalysis that finds the director exploring the possibilities of handheld camerawork as he seeks a narrative expression of the opening epigraph: "It is impossible to think of nothing."
