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Porn Theatre
A tale set in a decaying Parisian porn theatre, where within its dark confines, male patrons -- soldiers, transvestites, married men -- regularly engage in anonymous sex acts. In the ticket booth of the theatre, a wise Italian woman serves as benevolent gatekeeper, observing -- but never judging -- the proceedings occurring under her watchful eyes. One day, one of her regulars engages her in a conversation that leads to an unusual friendship, as these two worldly souls share their common experiences.
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A tale set in a decaying Parisian porn theatre, where within its dark confines, male patrons -- soldiers, transvestites, married men -- regularly engage in anonymous sex acts. In the ticket booth of the theatre, a wise Italian woman serves as benevolent gatekeeper, observing -- but never judging -- the proceedings occurring under her watchful eyes. One day, one of her regulars engages her in a conversation that leads to an unusual friendship, as these two worldly souls share their common experiences.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jacques Nolot
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Elia Films
Cast
Jacques Nolot
Director
Vittoria Scognamiglio
Cashier
Jacques Nolot
50-Year-Old Man
Sébastien Viala
Projectionist
Olivier Torres
L'homme à la robe jaune
Lionel Goldstein
L'homme à l'imper noir
Frédéric Longbois
L'homme à l'éventail
Fouad Zeraoui
L'homme qui a cu sa dose
Jean-Louis Coquery
L'homme nu
Raphaëline Goupilleau
SDF
Arben Bajraktaraj
SDF
Pascal Varley
SDF
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