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Topless Women Talk About Their Lives (1997)Liz has missed an appointment to have an abortion. She has to keep her child, and neither her boyfriend Geoff nor child's father Neil are too happy about it. She can not decide which ... See full summary » Director:Harry SinclairWriter:Harry Sinclair |
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Liz
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Neil
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Ant
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Prue
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Shimpal Lelisi | ... |
Mike
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Geoff
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Ant's Mum
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Bryony
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Kerry
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Liz's Baby
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Sally
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Herself
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Liz has missed an appointment to have an abortion. She has to keep her child, and neither her boyfriend Geoff nor child's father Neil are too happy about it. She can not decide which partner is better for her, and Neil makes a proposal to her when they attend the wedding of her best friend Prue and Mike. She probably prefers Geoff, but he is preoccupied with his girlfriend Bryony, who returned from abroad. Another friend, Ant, has written a script for documentary film, which is directed by a German and in which topless women, well, talk about their lives. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
New ZealandRelease Date:
20 November 1997 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Das Leben oben ohne und überhaupt... See more »Filming Locations:
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I saw this movie one night on second channel of the Czech state TV. I was "shocked" by its quality - it cost several dollars, but it's better than standard Hollywood's production. There are witty and clever gags, intelligent humor... I find very comical a person called "Ant" - young film-maker with no talent and art dispositions, troubled by his terrible complexes and having hallucinations; he's more funny than Charlie Chaplin. 9/10