Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
It doesn’t offer an absolute answer for the dialectical ethical questions that emerged in search of justice but portrays the characters as living people beyond the identities of victims.
Les Visiteuses
The Montplaisyr Count and his servant Finouille Le Craspouille are chased by the monstrous Guillemette who thrusts them into the future for better and funniest. They go from medieval boorish pleasures to the worldly orgies of the 20th century in a long string of experiences that has them dumbfounded. An astounding interpretation with an international cast, an unbelievable luxury, an eventful script, packed with explicit actions of demoniacal intensity...
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The Montplaisyr Count and his servant Finouille Le Craspouille are chased by the monstrous Guillemette who thrusts them into the future for better and funniest. They go from medieval boorish pleasures to the worldly orgies of the 20th century in a long string of experiences that has them dumbfounded. An astounding interpretation with an international cast, an unbelievable luxury, an eventful script, packed with explicit actions of demoniacal intensity...
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Colmax
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