Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Richard Berry | ... | Simon Chama | |
Karin Viard | ... | Fabienne Corteggiani | |
Vincent Cassel | ... | Bruno Corteggiani | |
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Emmanuelle Halimi | ... | Sarah |
Liliane Rovère | ... | La maîtresse brune | |
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Anny Romand | ... | L'inconnue (la maîtresse blonde) |
Hélène Fillières | ... | Joséphine (as Hélène Fillière) | |
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Patrice-Flora Praxo | ... | Véronique |
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Marina Tomé | ... | Maria-Jésus (as Marina Rodriguez-Tomé) |
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Jean-Louis Tribes | ... | Ralph |
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Marie Mergey | ... | La servante de la maîtresse brune |
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Abel Abouliaten | ... | Le serveur arabe |
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Daniel Dublet | ... | Membre du jury |
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Roland Truchot | ... | Faruggia |
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Alain Desroches | ... | L'huissier |
Twenty-four hours in the life of a couple, engulfed in the harsh world of a big city. At the end of these twenty-four hours, Bruno and Fabienne may have touched on the possible solution to the eternal misunderstanding arising from man's quest for sex and woman's quest for love... Written by L.H. Wong <lhw@sfs.org.sg>
This wasn't adultery, it was a day of tension-relief and boredom. The street scenes of Paris were good to see if you want to try and recognize some not-so-famous spots you've visited. I do have to say the bordello scene almost makes it worth sitting through the whole film. Too bad that scene ended so abruptly and the others dragged on and on and on and on. I found whether the main character's marriage survived the day or not hard to feel any interest in. Cassel in the bordello scene is worth watching just for that feral twitchiness he brings to every role, but everything else is pretty forgettable.
Who knows what trouble you can get into in Paris in a red suit?