William, together with his family, joins his childhood friend and his family in a crowded country house for a summer vacation. As a result, he has had to leave behind his mistress and all the other lovely women he enjoys trying to seduce. Stranded in the isolated rural cottage with his friend's family, he attempts to bed every female member of that clan. Unsuccessful and extremely frustrated, he is determined to have some fun on his vacation and abandons the whole group in pursuit of a trio of hippyish females who flirted with him earlier.
Pascal Thomas
Director
Bernard Ménez
William
Brigitte Gruel
Brigitte
Daniel Ceccaldi
Henri
Jeanne Maud
Monique
Elisa Servier
Nathalie
Claude Barrois
François
Friquette Thévenet
Nelly, la "troisième belle sœur" de François
Hubert Watrinet
Hubert, le mari de Chantal
Clément Thomas
Clément
Chantal Pasquet
Chantal, la femme d'Hubert
Chantal Aba
Chantal, la femme d'Hubert
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