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Scene from Choses secrètes (2002)
Scene Details
| Duration: 188 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Jotell |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 25 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x576 | Added: 2005-Jul-01 |
Actresses in this Scene
Coralie Revel
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Full Biography
Coralie Revel, known for her role in 'Choses secrètes (2002)', plays Nathalie, one of two young women navigating Parisian life as a stripper. Alongside Sandrine, they work together at a bank, exploiting their sexuality to climb the corporate ladder. Their journey takes a darker turn when they encounter Christophe, a manipulative voyeur who challenges their friendship and tests their limits.
About the Movie: Choses secrètes (2002)
Release Year: 2002
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Alternative Title: Coisas Secretas, Heimliche Spiele, Salakired, Salaiset leikit, Titkok, Il potere dei sensi, Himegoto, Sekrety, Тайные страсти, Mahrem seyler, Secret Things
Director: Jean-Claude Brisseau
Writer: Jean-Claude Brisseau
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Lgbt-Related Film
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Story
Two young women in Paris, street-wise Nathalie and naïve Sandrine, discover they can use sex to their advantage for survival and pleasure. They secure jobs at a large bank where they seduce executives for personal gain. Eventually, they encounter Christophe, the son of the bank director and a manipulative voyeur who controls high-class orgies. He challenges them with jealousy and ecstasy, unlike anything they've experienced before. The girls' friendship is tested as they navigate this dangerous game.
Summary
'Choses secrètes' (2002) directed by Jean-Claude Brisseau is a French comedy-drama that explores themes of sexuality, power dynamics, and female friendship set against the backdrop of Parisian corporate culture. The film follows two women who use their sexual prowess to climb the ranks within a large bank, ultimately encountering a formidable opponent in Christophe. Despite its controversial content, it offers insights into gender roles and the games played in pursuit of success.