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Jean Seberg | ... | Emily | |
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Yves Beneyton | ... | John |
Pierre Blaise | ... | Pierre | |
Stefania Casini | ... | Sonia | |
Isabelle Huppert | ... | Marie | |
Wolfgang Preiss | ... | L'oncle Artmann | |
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Gladys Berry | ... | La mère |
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Silke Humel | ... | (as Silke Umel) |
Jacques Debary | ... | Georges | |
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Henri Marteau | ||
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Jean Mermet | ||
Alexandre Astruc | |||
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Georges Adet | ||
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Antonia Lotito | ||
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Oskar Freitag | ... | (as Oscar Freitag) |
A young farmer, Pierre reads a friendship with John and his sister Sonia, young bourgeois, who invite him to their home. Pierre soon falls in love with Emily, John's mistress. After the death of the father of his guests, he has the idea of transforming their peaceful house into a brothel. Written by Vilo
I saw this movie with respectful feeling to its participants, but in the end I fell sorry for all of them. this was a stupid story about a family which suffer from mental and moral disease, and its son and daughter try to solve an economical problems with a brothel in their house. I didn't understood if the producer and the director try to built a comic or dramatic movie' but neither succeeded. more than that: I felt anger about all this because no one had a little respect for the real human problem which perform in the story. nothing about the rights of human, of women, of the elders, and to the parents. I try to find, maybe, a nihilist values, but the movie was so poor, so you can't find no story, no art of cinema, nothing The only one light was Isabelle Hupert, which no one can understand what she did there.