Diesel (1985)A prositute (Anges Sorel) tries to change her life after her release from prison, but a murderous slave organization, the Consortium, is determined to bring her back to the fole or kill her... See full summary » Director:Robert Kramer |
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Gérard Klein | ... |
Diesel
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| Agnès Soral | ... |
Anna
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Walter
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Nelson
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Mickey
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Drimi
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Roland Blanche | ... |
Zilber
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Souad Amidou | ... |
Kim
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Bruno Allain | ... |
M. Lautin
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Patrick Bonnel | ... |
Roger
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Philippe Clévenot | ... |
Amadeus
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Philippe Caroit | ... |
L'assistant de Finch
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André Julien |
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Caroline Lang | ... |
Astrid
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Valérie Rojan |
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A prositute (Anges Sorel) tries to change her life after her release from prison, but a murderous slave organization, the Consortium, is determined to bring her back to the fole or kill her, which forces her to seek help from Liberty, an anti-Consortium organization. Written by Anonymous
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7 August 1985 (France) See more »Company Credits
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Totally grotesque post-apocalyptic romp from (of all things)the french film industry ! This means action and suspense are replaced by "auteur" posturing and pretentious dialogue, mixed here with the same corny special effects and settings you can see in all the Italian Mad Max 2 - wannabes. Expatriate American director Robert Kramer, normally an appreciated moviemaker, here totally loses control of his film. Putrid dialogue, lackluster performances from a usually talented cast and a completely preposterous and incoherent plot make up for an ultra-camp movie experience. Whenever the french tried to do "science-fiction" or "fantasy", the result turned out to be a disaster, and this movie is no exception.