Le Secret de Polichinelle (1997)
Directed by Franck Landron

Comedy

aka: The Secret of Polichinelle

Film Synopsis

Shortly after New Year, Rebecca finds that she is pregnant. No doubt she must have been drugged during the St Valentine's Day revels, because she has no idea who the father might be. Her friends rally round to try to find the culprit. On her side, Rebecca is helped by her brother. The plot thickens when it is revealed that most of her girl friends are also pregnant.

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Film Credits

Director: Franck Landron
Script: Gilles Cahoreau
Music: Nicolas Neidhardt
Cast: Aure Atika (Aure), Gilles Cahoreau (Client gynécologue), Martine Cottier, Dominique Duthuit, Dominique Frot, Nathalie Schmidt
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 100 min
Aka: The Secret of Polichinelle

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