La Femme intégrale (1980)
Elisabeth takes the train from Paris to Rome to join her husband Jacques, an artist. An Italian man approaches her on the train. During the meal they share, he slaps her. This does not prevent Elisabeth from feeling the desire to make love to Leonardo. In the compartment they share, she pleasures herself in front of Leonardo, who scrutinizes her closely with a flashlight. In Rome, Jacques is waiting for her. Over the next few days, Leonardo tries unsuccessfully to rekindle his relationship with Elisabeth. However, tired of painting, Jacques decides to return to Paris to pursue a career in film...
Director:
Claudine Guillemin
Writer:
Claudine Guillemin
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Martine Varenne as Elisabeth |
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Benoît Régent as Jacques |
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François Dunoyer as Cyrille Chaussois |
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Christian Delangre as Louis |
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Jean-Pierre Bacri as Leonardo, the Italian |
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Erwin Huppert as The theater man |
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Olivier Beer as The obstetrician |
| Directing | Claudine Guillemin | Director |
| Writing | Claudine Guillemin | Screenplay |
| Camera | Erwin Huppert | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Joëlle Dalido | Editor |
| Production | Evelyne Crombez | Production Manager |
| Production | Claudine Guillemin | Producer |
