A young girl runs away from a boarding house and takes refuge in a house she believes to be abandoned, but to her astonishment, every time she opens a door, she discovers couples locked in each other’s arms, making wild love. She eventually joins in...
Jean-Claude Roy
Director
Brigitte Lahaie
(archive footage)
Ingrid Chorey
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Jack Gatteau
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Fabienne Abélard
(archive footage)
Martine Capellaro
(archive footage)
Erika Cool
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Élodie Delage
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Diane Dubois
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Céline Galone
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Edwige Faillel
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Lucie Doll
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