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Midnight Party
Sylvia, a stripper, attends a party where the theme is a mock spy adventure. Unfortunately, she soon finds herself thrust in a real espionage adventure. There are these two playboys that invite her to their midnight orgy. Later, her communist rock star lover shows up in her dressing room and starts shouting anti-capitalist rhetoric. In the mean time, her hypochondriac husband keeps loosing money in poker games. And in between, she talks directly into the camera, trying to entertain us.
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Sylvia, a stripper, attends a party where the theme is a mock spy adventure. Unfortunately, she soon finds herself thrust in a real espionage adventure. There are these two playboys that invite her to their midnight orgy. Later, her communist rock star lover shows up in her dressing room and starts shouting anti-capitalist rhetoric. In the mean time, her hypochondriac husband keeps loosing money in poker games. And in between, she talks directly into the camera, trying to entertain us.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Jesús Franco, Pierre-Claude Garnier, Marius Lesoeur
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Elite Film, Eurociné, BelFilm
Cast
Jesús Franco, Julio Pérez Tabernero
Director
Lina Romay
Sylvia
Monica Swinn
Marthe
Olivier Mathot
Alphonse Gauthier
Evelyne Scott
Marylin
Claude Boisson
Joe di Loggia
Alain Petit
Red Nicholas
Jesús Franco
Janos Radeck
Raymond Hardy
Radeck's Assistant (uncredited)
Nicole Guettard
(uncredited)
Ilona Kunesova
Girl at bar (uncredited)
Pierre Taylou
Pierre (uncredited)
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