"Anne Millet, Beatrice Harnois, Daniele Negre, Ellen Earl, Emmanuelle Dhomme, Francoise Vandelle, Penelope Lamour, Suzy Whys, Sylvia Bourdon, Jean Roche (as Claude Dupont), Frank Lefeuvre, Vicky Messica" Classic, All Sex, Feature Le sexe qui parle Al
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Here Sylvia Bourdon, Ellen Earl, Beatrice Harnois, Anne Millet, Daniele Negre, Emmanuelle Dhomme, Francoise Vandelle, Penelope Lamour, Suzy Whys, Jean Roche (as Claude Dupont), Frank Lefeuvre, Vicky Messica appear in a title shaped by gonzo-style or straightforward hardcore scenes with little plot and softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content.
Running about 1 hour and 28 minutes, it maintains a balance between brevity and a sense of completeness.
The original synopsis highlights a mix of interaction and steadily building momentum. A brief outline from the source:
Le Sexe Qui Parle is in that rare class of rather famous films which actually happen to be really good pieces of cinema. Penelope Lamour stars as a woman who discovers that her vagina has developed both a life and voice of its own. This soon becomes a problem for not only her, but her philanthropist husband as well...As the vagina becomes more and more vocal (no pun intended), it ends up causing more and more trouble."
Anyone interested in focused, well-defined themes and a coherent visual flow will likely find this release engaging. For those interested in Sylvia Bourdon, Ellen Earl, Beatrice Harnois, Anne Millet, Daniele Negre, Emmanuelle Dhomme, Francoise Vandelle, Penelope Lamour, Suzy Whys, Jean Roche (as Claude Dupont), Frank Lefeuvre and Vicky Messica, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work.
Running about 1 hour and 28 minutes, it maintains a balance between brevity and a sense of completeness.
The original synopsis highlights a mix of interaction and steadily building momentum. A brief outline from the source:
Le Sexe Qui Parle is in that rare class of rather famous films which actually happen to be really good pieces of cinema. Penelope Lamour stars as a woman who discovers that her vagina has developed both a life and voice of its own. This soon becomes a problem for not only her, but her philanthropist husband as well...As the vagina becomes more and more vocal (no pun intended), it ends up causing more and more trouble."
Anyone interested in focused, well-defined themes and a coherent visual flow will likely find this release engaging. For those interested in Sylvia Bourdon, Ellen Earl, Beatrice Harnois, Anne Millet, Daniele Negre, Emmanuelle Dhomme, Francoise Vandelle, Penelope Lamour, Suzy Whys, Jean Roche (as Claude Dupont), Frank Lefeuvre and Vicky Messica, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work.
