La Liberté En Croupe (1970) Reviews

La Liberté En Croupe (1970)
A young man leaves home when he finds the marriage of his mutually adulterous parents to be hypocritical in this romantic comedy satire. He has a gay artist pursuing him and a mistress he does not care for very much. When he leaves home, the mother beds down with the homosexual while his father takes on his son's former mistress. The young man meets a girl, and the two have an affair while the May 1968 riots in Paris enfold. She leaves him for a while to take part in the political turmoil, but returns to her apolitical lover when her efforts prove to be ineffective. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

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Starring:
Bernard Le CoqJuliette Villard, (more)
Director(s):
Edouard Molinaro
 

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