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Both Sides of the Street (1991)

Director: Isabel Sébastian

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Lilas and Marie are the unlikeliest of friends - one a prostitute, the other a young virgin - but their relationship prompts Lilas' discovery of maternal urges, while Marie learns to embrace her sexuality. Meanwhile, playboy Pierre is on hand to offer advice to his young friend. Writer/director Sébastian tones down sensationalism, but she also strips the film of credibility; some sequences prove titillating, and the characters remain woefully two-dimensional. Superficial and unaffecting.

Author: CM 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Director: Isabel Sébastian

Producer: Chantal Perrin

Cast: Caroline Cellier, Jennifer Covillault, Jacqueline Maillan, Jacques Perrin, Massim Ghini full cast

Duration: 83 mins


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