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Title: Confusion of Genders (2000)
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| Pascal Greggory | ... | Alain Bauman | |
| Nathalie Richard | ... | Laurence Albertini | |
| Julie Gayet | ... | Babette | |
| Alain Bashung | ... | Etienne | |
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Vincent Martinez | ... | Marc |
| Cyrille Thouvenin | ... | Christophe | |
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Marie Saint-Dizier | ... | Marlène |
| Bulle Ogier | ... | Laurence's Mother | |
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Pierre Barrat | ... | Laurence's Father |
| Nelly Borgeaud | ... | Alain's Mother | |
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Michel Bertay | ... | M. Baumann, Alain's Father |
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Valérie Stroh | ... | Patricia |
| Vincent Gauthier | ... | Christophe's Father | |
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Malik Faraoun | ... | Karim |
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Michèle Brousse | ... | Boss |
No wonder Bisexual Attorney Alain is confused. He's bedding his female boss, his guilty of murder client, the client's hairdresser girlfriend and a precocious boy who knows what he wants and tries to convince Alain that 'he can have it all'. Written by Havan Ironoak <Havan_Ironoak@bigfoot.com>
A giant custard pie smack in the kisser of anyone who has ever claimed "but I'm really bisexual," when that's not the case at all "La Confusion des Genres" is miles ahead of the formulaic likes of "Le Placard" when it comes to making a comedy about gay life today. As he's shown in films as diverse as "Pauline at the Beach" and "Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train," Pascal Greggory is a master of guilty sexual sneakiness. Worth seeing for the wedding scene alone.