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A Gorgeous Girl Like Me (Une belle fille comme moi) (1972) |
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Director: |
Francois Truffaut
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Starring: |
Bernadette Lafont, André Dussollier, Philippe Léotard, Guy Marchand, Claude Brasseur, Danièle Girard, Martine Ferrière, Charles Denner, Gaston Ouvrard, Anne Kreis, Jérôme Zucca, Gilberte Géniat, Michel Delahaye, Jacob Weizbluth
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Genres: |
Comedy, Drama
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France
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Certificate: |
M
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Languages: |
French
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English
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Running Time: |
98 min
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Francois Truffaut’s bittersweet black comedy stars the beautiful Bernadette Lafont (from Truffaut’s debut short film, Les Mistons) as an alluring, manipulative murderess (Camille Bliss) who holds a mysterious charm over her unwitting male victims. When Camille is visited in prison by a naive criminology student (André Dussollier - Lemming) doing research for his thesis on unlawful ladies, he soon emerges as her next tale to be told. Through a flashback narrative, Camille recounts her wild rise to fame and fortune as a singing star, littered along the way with improper liaisons, infidelity - and maybe murder! All-the-while, her besotted confidant wants to believe in her innocence. This jet black French comedy sees Truffaut continue the theme of the manipulative, man-eating heroine started in Jules and Jim, and remains one of the director’s most enjoyable films of the 1970s.
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1 member review(s)
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Member Review
05 September 2008
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Funny, absurd story of men falling for shifty girl
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