Par l'odeur alléché... (2004)
Directed by Jean Mach

Comedy

Film Synopsis

Tristan is an outlandish 25-year-old who takes a special delight in maltreating women, believing that by doing so he is allowing them to play out their most sordid personal fantasies.  Far from being an out-and-out  scoundrel, he considers himself to be a benefactor to the fair sex, the kind of self-obsessed modern Don Juan they dream about.  He gladly accepts a wager from his friends - Valérie, Mathieu and Christophe - that he can lure the beautiful Morgane into bed and make a contented bitch of her.  Without delay, he begins subjecting his latest victim to his seductive foreplay, confident that he will score another easy success...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Jean Mach
  • Script: Jean Mach
  • Cinematographer: Johann Valette
  • Music: Nicolas Alberny, Olivier Biffaud, Stéphane Didier, Frédéric Gensse
  • Cast: Eric Affergan (Mathieu), Eric Anderson (Pierre-Patrick), Amélie Angebault (Une jeune femme au pub), Laurent Arnal (Pierre-Baptiste), Maurice Aubert (Le psychanalyste), Jean Bart (Un éboueur), Christian Bellet (Un C.R.S.), Caroline Brueder (L'inconnue de Mathieu), Yvan Buathier (Un C.R.S.), Sylvie Chaintrier (Elisabeth LANDRON), Moussa Cissé (Un videur), Stéphane Claudinon (L'ivrogne), Al Coriana (Thierry), Frédéric Culerier (Victor), Aurore Degez (La jeune femme blonde), Manuel Deiller (Un éboueur), Elsa Denes (Valérie), Ginette Dionisius (La dame de l'exposition), Rémi Gaillard (N'importe qui), Anne Giuntini (Isabelle)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 97 min

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