'Love in Taipei'
This romance movie has strong representation of Taiwanese people.
Village Girls
A number of strange characters come to Corecheux, in France: the Lalyre famille, an homossexual notary, a severe-looking governess, a female witch, a veterinarian, a journalist, and possibly the most chaste of them all, a few young girls ready to lift their skirts up at anything... A young priest takes over the mission to preach at this country estate village - but maybe he is too vigorous for the task.
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A number of strange characters come to Corecheux, in France: the Lalyre famille, an homossexual notary, a severe-looking governess, a female witch, a veterinarian, a journalist, and possibly the most chaste of them all, a few young girls ready to lift their skirts up at anything... A young priest takes over the mission to preach at this country estate village - but maybe he is too vigorous for the task.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cyrille Chardon, André Ruellan
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
Cyrille Chardon
Director
Marcel Dalio
Hector Franbourgeois
Michel Delahaye
Édouard Lalyre
Pierre Oudrey
Martinet
Jean Mermet
Roger Cochard
Jean Droze
Le père Benoît
Mona Heftre
Sophie
Anna Douking
Marguerite Lalyre
Lisbeth Heulle
Annette
Nanette Corey
Hélène
Gillian Gill
La patrone du bistrot
Sarah Sterling
Une villageoise
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