"Nadja a Paris," a short film from Eric Rohmer, tells the story of a Yugoslavian-born girl (who was adopted by an American family, who goes to study at the Cite Universitaire in Paris. The character development, considering the brevity of the film, is pretty good, but overall, the film doesn't pack much of a punch at all. Rohmer's other films tend to have an overlying meaning (or "point"), often in a moral lesson. This short is basically a love letter to Paris. "We'll always have Paris." We've all heard that before, and we accept it. Hearing a student experiencing the joy of Paris for the first time isn't exactly exhilarating 译文(2): 埃里克 · 侯默(Eric Rohmer)的短片《巴黎的娜加》(Nadja a Paris)讲述了一个南斯拉夫出生的女孩(她被一个美国家庭收养，后来去巴黎城市大学(Cite Universitaire)学习)的故事。考虑到电影的短暂性，角色的发展是相当不错的，但是总的来说，这部电影没有太大的冲击力。侯麦的其他电影往往有一个覆盖的意义(或“点”) ，往往在道德教训。这篇短文基本上是一封写给巴黎的情书。“我们永远拥有巴黎”我们都听说过，我们接受。听到一个学生第一次体验巴黎的快乐并不是那么令人兴奋