Mais Ou Est Donc Ornicar (1979)

Mais Ou Est Donc Ornicar (1979)
The relationships between men and women are examined in this drama. The story begins as two young women set out to find their own identities independent of men. One begins directing a video production unit for sociological research while the other becomes a successful garage mechanic. As she heads her garage, she finds she has little time for her husband and child. Both women discover a communication gap amongst the people they work with, leading the sociologist to become disillusioned. Meanwhile the mechanic finds a void in her life that is only filled by her family. Without them she is miserable. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Starring:
Geraldine ChaplinBrigitte Fossey, (more)
Director(s):
Bertrand van Effenterre
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Mais Ou Est Donc Ornicar

The relationships between men and women are examined in this drama. The story begins as two young women set out to find their own identities independent of men. One begins directing a video production unit for sociological research while the other becomes a successful garage mechanic. As she heads her garage, she finds she has little time for her husband and child. Both women discover a communication gap amongst the people they work with, leading the sociologist to become disillusioned. Meanwhile the mechanic finds a void in her life that is only filled by her family. Without them she is miserable. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Director(s):
Bertrand van Effenterre
Writer(s):
Bertrand van Effenterre
Producer(s):
Bertrand van Effenterre
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