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A detailed account of the techniques and mechanics of prostitution - Meyer is a philosophy student who supplements her grant, gains insight, and gets laid simultaneously.
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A detailed account of the techniques and mechanics of prostitution - Meyer is a philosophy student who supplements her grant, gains insight, and gets laid simultaneously.
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Genre:Drama, Drama
Written By:Jean-Pierre Gambert, François Jouffa
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Labrador Films, Unité Un
Cast
François Jouffa
Director
Sylvie Matton
Béatrice / Julie
Bernard Verley
Jean-Francois, Béatrice's lover
Christine Aurel
Martine, Gerard's wife
Olga Valéry
Mrs. Renée, Brothel madam
Betty Berr
Nadine, Prostitute
Claudine Beccarie
A girl at King Arthur's Inn
Brigitte Borghese
Marie-Paule
Doris Thomas
Nicole
Karine Jeantet
Cécile
Jacqueline Laurent
Myriam
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