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Une vraie jeune fille (1976)
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28 April 1999 (France) moreTagline:
A surreal voyage into adolescent sexuality.Plot:
August, 1963; Alice, 14, an only child, and physically well developed, is home for vacation. She's moody... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
I hate people. They complicate me. moreCast
(Credited cast)| Charlotte Alexandra | ... | Alice Bonnard | |
| Hiram Keller | ... | Pierre-Evariste Renard / 'Jim' / 'Earthworm Jim' | |
| Rita Maiden | ... | Mrs. Bonnard (as Rita Meiden) | |
| Bruno Balp | ... | Mr. Bonnard | |
| Georges Guéret | ... | Martial (as Georges Gueret) | |
| Shirley Stoler | ... | Grocer in Aupom | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Thierry Roland | ... | TV commentator (voice) (archive footage) | |
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93 min | Canada:89 min | USA:89 minCountry:
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Continuity: The calendar inside the doorway of the Bonnard home indicates that it's August, 1964; however, TV shows pertaining to the death of Monseigneur Fernand Maillet and the resignation of George Pompidou's first government suggest that it's only 1963, and a TV broadcast of Jacques Anquetil's fourth Tour de France victory suggests that at least one scene with the calendar is set on July 14 (Bastille Day), 1963. moreMovie Connections:
Featured in "SexTV: Nobuyoshi Araki/The Music of X: The Soundtrack of Sex/Catherine Breillat (#5.2)" (2002) moreSoundtrack:
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This is Catherine Breillat's directorial debut. She also wrote the screenplay from her novel published the year before.
One may be initially confused about the fact that it was made in 1976, but not released until over 20 years later. No, it is not a video nasty, but it was banned in France and only when films like Salo or Boise Moi got released, were we able to see this film.
Breillat is not for everybody. The sex in her films is in-your-face. You have to look at them with an open mind. They have an artistic value and should be seen for that.
The film, about a 14-year-old's self discovery stars voluptuous Charlotte Alexandra, who would later appear in Emmanuelle 3. She explores her body with the boredom and recklessness of a teen, and wonders about the studs that she comes into contact with. She fantasizes at times, even about her own father. It was just too frank for the censors at the time.
This is not for the trench-coat crowd, as there is no sex, although her father (Bruno Balp) sure acts as if he would be willing. His smiles and touches are most unfatherly.
The ending was both funny and sad.