Two corporations compete for illicit 3D manga pornography, sending spies to infiltrate each other's operations.
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Title: Demonlover (2002)
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Cast
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| Connie Nielsen | ... | Diane de Monx | |
| Charles Berling | ... | Hervé Le Millinec | |
| Chloë Sevigny | ... | Elise Lipsky | |
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Dominique Reymond | ... | Karen |
| Jean-Baptiste Malartre | ... | Henri-Pierre Volf | |
| Gina Gershon | ... | Elaine Si Gibril | |
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Edwin Gerard | ... | Edward Gomez |
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Thomas M. Pollard | ... | Avocat américain |
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Abi Sakamoto | ... | Kaori - la traductrice |
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Naoko Yamazaki | ... | Eiko |
| Nao Ohmori | ... | Shoji (as Nao Ômori) | |
| Jean-Pierre Gos | ... | Verkamp - Contact Diane | |
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Julie Brochen | ... | Gina - Amie de Diane |
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Randall Holden | ... | Ray |
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Alexandre Lachaux | ... | Erwan - Broker #1 |
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Storyline
Diane works for a French firm bidding to purchase a Japanese animation outfit. Diane maliciously hatches a plot to take the job of her supervisor Karen. The plan succeeds, but then Diane faces problems when a competing American firm, represented by Elaine, becomes involved. Diane's assistant Elise remains loyal to Karen, and she frustrates Diane's every move. When it comes to light that the one of the concerned parties controls an Internet site which broadcasts actual torture, the plot thickens. Written by Ken Miller {wkmiller704@yahoo.com}
Plot Keywords:
pornography | black panties | misogyny | rape victim | female female kiss |Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong violence, sexual content and some language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
FranceRelease Date:
6 November 2002 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Agente Infiltrada See more »Edit
Box Office
Budget:
€7,032,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$39,284, 21 September 2003, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$231,756, 25 January 2004Company Credits
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ColorAspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Diane de Monx: What did you see?
Hervé Le Millinec: How you operated. I admire you.
Diane de Monx: You didn't see anything. No one sees anything. Ever. They watch... But they don't understand.
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Trivia
The prêt-a-porter featured is from a Fred Sathal collection and is credited along the movie and video game extracts featured. See more »Goofs
Diane (Connie Nielsen) pronounces the word 'manga' incorrectly. See more »Quotes
Hervé Le Millinec: I saw you move. I saw you with Volf.Diane de Monx: What did you see?
Hervé Le Millinec: How you operated. I admire you.
Diane de Monx: You didn't see anything. No one sees anything. Ever. They watch... But they don't understand.
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Alternate Versions
There are at least three versions of the film:- the R-rated version
- the unrated director's cut (which has less pixalation and a longer Hellfire club scene)
- the version originally shown at Cannes (assumed to be ca. 10 minutes longer)
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This movie has a unique and complex, both in plot and in cinematic technique. The name is misleading and I could see your average Joe six pack shoot-em up/dick-flick fan accidentally seeing this in hopes of seeing action and demons and feeling let down (not understanding it or wanting to).
This movie is brilliant and very well cast. I believe this movie is open to interpretation but can be understood. In my opinion demonlover is a moving picture treatise on the existence of god/God, underscored at the end with a young boy who is studying DNA.
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