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A has-been French filmmaker wants a Hong Kong actress to be the heroine in a rendering of Les Vampires.
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01/10/1996
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Maggie Cheung
Maggie
Jean-Pierre Léaud
René Vidal
Nathalie Richard
Zoé
Antoine Basler
Journalist
Nathalie Boutefeu
Laure
Alex Descas
Desormeaux
Dominique Faysse
Maïté
Arsinée Khanjian
L'américaine
Bernard Nissile
Markus
Olivier Torres
Ferdinand / Moreno
Bulle Ogier
Mireille
Lou Castel
José Mirano
Jacques Fieschi
Roland
Estelle Larrivaz
La standardiste
Balthazar Clémenti
Robert - Assistant
Lara Cowez
Script Supervisor
Dominique Cuny
Grip
Jessica Doyle
Jessica - Roland's Friend
Sandra Faure
Vendeuse, sex-shop
Catherine Ferny
Policewoman
Maryel Ferraud
Make-up Woman
Filip Forgeau
Camera Operator
Nicolas Giraudi
Unit Manager
Valerie Guy
Valerie, in Mireille's Apartment
Laurent Jacquet
Electrician
Philippe Landoulsi
Inspector
Smaïl Mekki
Kermor - Unit Manager
Maurice Najman
Maurice - Roland's Friend
Yann Richard
Kevin
Jérôme Simonin
Property Man
Alexandra Yonnet
Lili - Markus's Friend
Pierre Amzallag
Emergency Doctor
Françoise Clavel
René's Wife
Françoise Guglielmi
Producer
Odile Horion
Zoë's Assistant
François-Renaud Labarthe
TV Cameraman
Alain Martin
Boy at Cafe Des Oiseaux
Guy-Patrick Sainderichin
TV Dignitary
Willy Martin
Bellboy
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I'm not exactly steeped on French cinema, let alone 1990s French cinema this apparently targets, but still highly enjoyed this surreal drama with some good direction and fine performances from Maggie Cheung playing a version of herself and Nathalie Richard. Some interesting scenes, especially one at a dinner and another with Cheung sneaking around her hotel in a catsuit. Don't quite understand it all but still thoroughly found it entertaining. **4.0/5**
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