'Alice' Doesn't Live Here Anymore
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En cas de guerre mondiale, je file à l'étranger
Five feminist activists from Marseille, each enduring unique forms of male domination in work and home life, unite over their shared frustrations. Their anger peaks after watching renowned writer Toussaint's overt machismo and commercial pandering during a televised book launch. In a bold move against his phallocratic image, they kidnap him, expecting to expose his true nature. However, as events unfold, Toussaint gradually reveals a sensitive, conflicted side that challenges his public persona. Humor and satire drive this escapade, critiquing traditional gender roles and societal expectations.
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Five feminist activists from Marseille, each enduring unique forms of male domination in work and home life, unite over their shared frustrations. Their anger peaks after watching renowned writer Toussaint's overt machismo and commercial pandering during a televised book launch. In a bold move against his phallocratic image, they kidnap him, expecting to expose his true nature. However, as events unfold, Toussaint gradually reveals a sensitive, conflicted side that challenges his public persona. Humor and satire drive this escapade, critiquing traditional gender roles and societal expectations.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean-Claude Massoulier
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Les Productions du Daunou, Naja Films
Cast
Jacques Ardouin
Director
Michel Galabru
Ponsard, publisher
Florence Haziot
Florence
Denise Petitdidier
Monique
Annie Jouzier
Sylvie
Rachel Boulenger
Nadine
Sabine Paturel
Isabelle
Jean-Claude Massoulier
Toussaint
Lucien Barjon
Father
Marc Cassot
Denise Grey
Madame Toussaint mother
Mario David
Bob Grouillet, press officer
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