Françoise is determined to help her friend Lucie discover sexual fulfillment, whom she considers to be stuck in a marital rut with Henri, her failing husband. So she introduces her to a friend, Pierre, who soon becomes her lover. Pierre even proposes to Lucie to go with him to Nice, where he says he has a villa.
Dominik Moll
Director
Christine Brücher
Lucie
Nathalie Krebs
Françoise
François Chattot
Henri
Christian Izard
Pierre
Hélène Roussel
Madame Crispin
Laure Werckmann
Sylvie Crispin
Nicolas Abramovici
Franck
Marc Darnault
Monsieur Texier
Fabienne Mai
Madame Texier
Timothee Meeks
Client de la bijouterie
Marianna
Cliente de la bijouterie
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