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Duration: 291 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
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Birth Name: Élodie Bouchez
Birth Date: 1973-04-05
Birth Place: Montreuil-sous-Bois, Seine-Saint-Denis, Île-de-France, France
Alternate Names: Elodie Bouchez
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"Élodie Bouchez, a Parisian actress renowned for her captivating charm and distinctive features, including her dark, expressive eyes and voluminous curves, stands out among French actresses. Born in Montreuil-sous-Bois, Seine-Saint-Denis, Île-de-France, France, Élodie embarked on her acting career in 1989 with the series 'Les compagnons de l'aventure'. She subsequently appeared in films such as 'Stan the Flasher' (1990), 'The Stolen Diary' (1992), and 'La lettre inachevée' (1993). However, she gained international recognition for her role in 'CQ' (2001), a homage to 'Barbarella', where she appeared nude. While her work has been featured in some independent American productions like 'Shooting Vegetarians' (2000), Élodie's performances are most appreciated within French cinema. Mr. Skin recommends viewing films such as 'Le Plus bel âge' (1995), 'Zonzon' (1998), and 'Too Much Flesh' (2000) to fully appreciate her acting prowess. Notably, in 'The Imperialists Are Still Alive!' (2010) and 'Happy Few' (2010), Élodie delivers full-frontal nudity and bare-bottom scenes. Fans eagerly await more of her work, as her talent and physique are truly a feast for the eyes, much like a rich croissant."
Release Year: 2010
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: Imperialiści są wśród nas!, Не перевелись еще империалисты!
Director: Zeina Durra
Writer: Zeina Durra
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Keywords: woman director
In 'The Imperialists Are Still Alive!', Asya, a Middle Eastern conceptual artist living in Manhattan, finds herself torn between her political activism and her relationship with Javier, a Mexican man she meets at nightclubs. As Israel shells Beirut where her brother resides, Asya fears arrest for her pro-Palestinian sympathies. Her friend's fiancé goes missing, suspected of rendition, adding to the tense atmosphere. Meanwhile, Asya navigates her complicated feelings for Javier amidst warnings from others about her associations. Throughout this political turmoil and personal drama, Asya struggles with whether she can pursue both her art and relationship while the imperialists are still alive.
Directed by Zeina Durra in 2010, 'The Imperialists Are Still Alive!' is a romantic drama set against the backdrop of Middle Eastern politics. The film explores themes of love, fear, activism, and the tension between personal desires and political responsibilities through the story of Asya, a Middle Eastern artist living in New York City. Durra uses her own experiences as an Arab-American filmmaker to deliver a unique perspective on these issues.