Les Nuits d'été (2015)
Directed by Mario Fanfani

Drama

Film Synopsis

Metz, 1959.  Michel and Hélène would appear to be an exemplary couple.  He is a respectable provincial notary; she divides her time between her charity work and their son's education.  The only thing that appears to be amiss is the fact that every weekend, Michel departs for his second home.  Here, he becomes Mylène. for the benefit of Flavia, a transvestite and old friend...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Mario Fanfani
  • Script: Philippe Mangeot, Mario Fanfani, Gaëlle Macé
  • Cinematographer: Georges Lechaptois
  • Cast: Guillaume de Tonquedec (Michel), Jeanne Balibar (Hélène), Nicolas Bouchaud (Jean-Marie), Mathieu Spinosi (Quéméner), Clément Sibony (Suzy Corridor), Zazie De Paris (Hermine), Jean-Benoît Mollet (Callipyge), Yannick Choirat (Georg Schaeffer), Mar Sodupe (Suzanne Müller), Julia Artamonov (Mademoiselle), Saturnin Konaté-Decourchelle (Jacky), Pierre Lottin (André), Sarah Haxaire (Mme Gross), Norbert Zahner (M. Gross), Evelyne Didi (Jeanine), Alix Stemmelin (Jeune homme vestiaire), Charles Uguen (Gudrun), Marc Schweyer (Le clerc), Christian Duvinage (Le commerçant), Eric Dietrich (Gendarme 1)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 100 min

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