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The Sextrovert
Philippe de Valmont, an important Banyuls wine producer, asks his friend Patrick, an attractive adventurer, to take care of Desirella, a cover girl very much in demand, who has an affair with her lesbian friend, Nicole. Patrick carries out his mission so stylishly that Desirella soon falls in love with him. Nicole, as for her, doesn't accept the situation. She is determined to seek revenge.
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Philippe de Valmont, an important Banyuls wine producer, asks his friend Patrick, an attractive adventurer, to take care of Desirella, a cover girl very much in demand, who has an affair with her lesbian friend, Nicole. Patrick carries out his mission so stylishly that Desirella soon falls in love with him. Nicole, as for her, doesn't accept the situation. She is determined to seek revenge.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jean-Claude Dague
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Florida Films, Peri Productions
Cast
Jean-Claude Dague
Director
Jean-Claude Bouillon
Patrick Vernier
Sabine Sun
Désirella
Dominique Delpierre
Nicole
Philippe Nicaud
Philippe de Valmont
Catherine Wagener
Brigitte
Roger Lumont
Le commissaire de police
Jacques Bézard
Jacques
René Chapotot
Marc
Estelle Larivière
L'amie de NicoleL'amie de NicoleL'amie de Nicole
Elisabeth Ridel
La chanteuse
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