Special Treatment
Film Festival 2011
Film Festival 2011
Special Treatment
A Film by Jeanne Labrune
2010 - France - Comedy/Drama - 1.85 DCP - 95 min.
with Bouli Lanners , Isabelle Huppert , Richard Debuisne , Sabila Moussadek & Valérie Dréville
Language: French
Produced by Jani Thiltges
Alice, a luxury-prostitute in her forties got tired of her job and seeks a therapist to change her life. Xavier, a well-established psychologist, gets more and more annoyed by his clients' monologues. When his wife leaves him, he meets Alice.
Film Festival 2011
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