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Folle d'elle
1998 Comedy / Romance
Review
Whilst there are some amusing moments in the film, the derivative nature of its plot,
with its crass stereotypical representation of career women and gay men, renders it largely
tedious and insulting. The lack of originality in the plot is matched only by the
dire script and uninspired direction. Only the ebullient comic performances from
Ophélie Winter and Jean-Marc Barr prevents the whole thing from being a total fiasco.
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Director:
Jérôme Cornuau
Starring: Ophélie Winter, Jean-Marc Barr, Raquel Welch, Philippe Duquesne, Frédéric Bouraly Synopsis
Whilst staying in Los Angeles, freelance photographer Marc needs a place to stay, so he
moves in with his friends, a gay couple, Alex and Victor. The arrangement quickly
turns sour, so Victor contrives a scheme whereby Marc can move into his friend Lisa’s
apartment. Lisa has just broken up with her husband and so has no time for straight
men at the moment, but she enjoys the company of gay men. Marc needs a room so badly
that he is prepared to pretend to be gay...
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