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Les Miches de la Boulangère (1993)
AKA Baker's Dirty Dozen
AKA Baker's Dirty Dozen
Directed by: Michel Ricaud
Starring: Élodie Chérie, Vanessa D'Angely, Debbie van Gils
Language: French original
1,25GB - 83’53’’ - 720×576 - MP4
France - DVD
Starring: Élodie Chérie, Vanessa D'Angely, Debbie van Gils
Language: French original
1,25GB - 83’53’’ - 720×576 - MP4
France - DVD
During the 1970s, "French fluff" was a favorite deogatory catch-phrase used by critics, to make fun of the very popular (on the art-theater circuit) imports of which "Cousin Cousine" and "Pardon Mon Affaire" were the most typical (and generated Hollywood remakes like clockwork). This Marc Dorcel production, directed by the talented Michel Ricaud, has similar content but for an Adult audience, and it hits the spot.
Title is untranslatable, with a literal stab yielding "The Loaves of the Baker's Wife", far removed from the Marcel Pagnol classic of the 1930s. Adding immeasurably to the entertainment is the juxtaposition of luscious food, in this case French pastries being created in the kitchen, and explicit sex, also in the kitchen. Closeups of the creme brulee being torched or other light desserts being baked are in context the forerunners of today's social media "food porn" photos.
By lor_
Title is untranslatable, with a literal stab yielding "The Loaves of the Baker's Wife", far removed from the Marcel Pagnol classic of the 1930s. Adding immeasurably to the entertainment is the juxtaposition of luscious food, in this case French pastries being created in the kitchen, and explicit sex, also in the kitchen. Closeups of the creme brulee being torched or other light desserts being baked are in context the forerunners of today's social media "food porn" photos.
By lor_
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