“Madeline’s Madeline” and the Exploitation of Actresses
This emotional, frightening, and dreamlike story examines the ways actresses are exploited in the name of art.
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Young dynamic executive, married and father of two children, Jérôme Ozendron dreams of writing and escaping a life he considers mediocre. The meeting with a former comrade, who had become an actor, brought him into contact with the world of cinema. He meets, Natacha, a cover girl, for whom he is ready to give up, wife and children. Then he becomes the lover of Lilianne, a marginal who persecutes and pursues him. He quit his job to devote himself to writing a novel. But nothing goes as he wants.
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Young dynamic executive, married and father of two children, Jérôme Ozendron dreams of writing and escaping a life he considers mediocre. The meeting with a former comrade, who had become an actor, brought him into contact with the world of cinema. He meets, Natacha, a cover girl, for whom he is ready to give up, wife and children. Then he becomes the lover of Lilianne, a marginal who persecutes and pursues him. He quit his job to devote himself to writing a novel. But nothing goes as he wants.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gérard Lauzier, François Leterrier
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Trinacra Films
Cast
François Leterrier
Director
Christian Clavier
Jérôme Osendron
Nathalie Baye
Brigitte Ozendron
Anémone
Liliane
Eddy Mitchell
Eddy Mitchell
Catherine Serre
Malika
Maureen Kerwin
Natacha
Marc Porel
Christian
Jean-Paul Zehnacker
Michel
Bunny Godillot
L'actrice qui joue Colombine
Noëlle Leiris
Henriette
Judith Magre
Irina, la mère de Liliane
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