"The Bakery Girl Of Monceau" (1663, モンソーパン屋の女の子)
"Suzanne's Career" (1963, シュザンヌの生き方)
"My Night At Maud's" (1968, モード家の一夜)
"La Collectioneuse" (1967, コレクションする女)
"Claire's Knee" (1970, クレールの膝)
"Love In The Afternoon" (1972, 愛の昼下がり)

New 2K Digital Restorations, With Uncompressed Monaural Soundtracks
Conversation Between Director Eric Rohmer And Filmmaker Barbet Schroeder From 2006
Four Short Films By Rohmer - "Presentation, Or Charlotte And Her Steak" (Shot In 1951 And Completed In 1961, 紹介、またはシャルロットとステーキ); "Veronique And Her Dunce" (1958, ヴェロニクと怠慢な生徒); "Nadja In Paris" (1964, パリのナジャ); "A Modern Coed" (1966, ある現代の女子学生) - And One On Which He Advised, "The Curve" (1999, 背中の反り)
"On Pascal (パスカルについての会話)," A 1965 Episode Of The Educational TV Series En Profil Dans Le Texte Directed By Rohmer, On The French Philosopher Blaise Pascal, The Subject Of Debate In "My Night At Maud’s"
Archival Interviews With Rohmer; Actors Jean-Claude Brialy, Beatrice Romand, Laurence De Monaghan, And Jean-Louis Trintignant; Film Critic Jean Douchet; And Producer Pierre Cottrell
Video Afterword From 2006 By Filmmaker And Writer Neil LaBute
Trailers
Plus: A Booklet Featuring Essays By Critics Geoff Andrew, Ginette Vincendeau, Phillip Lopate, Kent Jones, Molly Haskell, And Armond White; Excerpts From Cinematographer Nestor Almendros’s 1980 Autobiography; And Rohmer’s Landmark 1948 Essay "For A Talking Cinema"; Along With An English Translation Of "Six Moral Tales", The Book Of Stories By Rohmer On Which The Films Are Based