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Textiles (2004)
Sophie and Olivier are a couple leading a straightforward life. They’re bakers in Paris and their lives are regulated by the constraints of their job. Sophie gets the feeling that her husband is no longer really interested in her. They then read a personal ad pinned to their bakery’s notice board and get in touch with Paul and Colette, a rather strange couple who want to sell their holiday home. They buy the house – without even taking a look at it first – little knowing that it’s located in a nudist colony.
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Sophie and Olivier are a couple leading a straightforward life. They’re bakers in Paris and their lives are regulated by the constraints of their job. Sophie gets the feeling that her husband is no longer really interested in her. They then read a personal ad pinned to their bakery’s notice board and get in touch with Paul and Colette, a rather strange couple who want to sell their holiday home. They buy the house – without even taking a look at it first – little knowing that it’s located in a nudist colony.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Christian Vincent, Gilles Cahoreau, Franck Landron, Valérie Le Corre
In Theaters:10/10/2004
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Les Films en Hiver
Cast
Franck Landron
Director
Barbara Schulz
Sophie
Alexandre Brasseur
Olivier
Magali Muxart
Juliette
Jackie Berroyer
Paul
Sonia Vollereaux
Colette
Simon Bakhouche
Gilbert
Angélique Thomas
Adeline
Sissi Duparc
The supermarket customer
Philippe Le Guay
The regular at the bakery
Gilles Cahoreau
The classifieds man
Pascal Judelewicz
The supermarket cashier
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