Let the Girls Play
Reims, France, 1969. Paul Coutard is a 30-year-old sports journalist at daily newspaper Le Champenois. Charming, childish and a womanizer, he does exactly what he pleases. Then one day, his boss forces him to plan the newspaper’s annual fair together with Emmanuelle Bruno, the discreet and beautiful executive assistant. Paul has the crazy idea to organize a women’s football match for the first time. With Emmanuelle’s help, the project grows to unexpected proportions, as does their romance.
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Reims, France, 1969. Paul Coutard is a 30-year-old sports journalist at daily newspaper Le Champenois. Charming, childish and a womanizer, he does exactly what he pleases. Then one day, his boss forces him to plan the newspaper’s annual fair together with Emmanuelle Bruno, the discreet and beautiful executive assistant. Paul has the crazy idea to organize a women’s football match for the first time. With Emmanuelle’s help, the project grows to unexpected proportions, as does their romance.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Julien Hallard, Jean-Christophe Bouzy, Claude Le Pape, Fadette Drouard
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Les Films Velvet
Cast
Julien Hallard
Director
Max Boublil
Paul Coutard
Vanessa Guide
Emmanuelle Bruno
Bruno Lochet
Alain Lambert
Zoé Héran
Annie Leroy
Mona Walravens
Jeanne Simon
Solène Rigot
Corine Fricoteau
Julie Moulier
Béatrice Bergeron
Sarah Suco
Nicole Waquelin
Carole Franck
Raymonde
Delphine Baril
Francine Marchand
Luca Zingaretti
Giacomo Bruno
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