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Et Dieu... Créa la Femme (1956)

Director: Roger Vadim

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From Time Out Film Guide

Cautiously titled And Woman...Was Created for its British release, this was the film that started the Bardot thing. Basically a clever piece of pre-New Wave programming with its St Tropez locations, 'daring' sex and amoral youth, it adds up to little more than a series of semi-nude posturings as the sex kitten flits nymphomaniacally from man to man and back again. But the lively characterisations and wry wit make the first half a good deal more watchable than most of Vadim's abject later creations.

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Cast & crew

Director: Roger Vadim

Producer: Raoul J Lévy

Cast: Curd Jürgens, Brigitte Bardot, Christian Marquand, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Georges Poujouly full cast

Duration: 91 mins


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