10 Shakespeare Films to Watch for the Aesthetic
A collection of the ten best films that captured William Shakespeare’s pathos the best, both for the diversity they bring, and of course “the aesthetic."
Charlotte's Panties
Very fond of worn panties, Emile DUSSAC uses of his influence as an old deputy, inspiring fear and respect, to bring in a trap the husband of a young and pretty woman he lusts after. His own daughter, CHARLOTTE, will pay the price for this Machiavellian action
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Very fond of worn panties, Emile DUSSAC uses of his influence as an old deputy, inspiring fear and respect, to bring in a trap the husband of a young and pretty woman he lusts after. His own daughter, CHARLOTTE, will pay the price for this Machiavellian action
Cast
J. Helbie
Director
Claire Lenoir
Charlotte
Cathy Ménard
Isabelle St Preux
Dominique Saint Claire
Jessica, la prostituée
Laura Clair
Louisette, la femme de chambre
Marianne Aubert
La professeure de piano
Jean-Pierre Armand
Gérard, le secrétaire du président
Ghislain Garet
Arnaud St Preux
Jean Laroche
Émile Dussac, le président
Tom Chaney
Didier, l'amoureux de Charlotte
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