Las dulces amigas

Título original: Les biches

1968
R
1h 40min

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Stéphane Audran, Jean-Louis Trintignant, and Jacqueline Sassard in Las dulces amigas (1968)

El arquitecto Paul Thomas se insinúa en la relación de dos mujeres bisexuales que viven en una villa en St. Tropez con trágicas consecuencias.El arquitecto Paul Thomas se insinúa en la relación de dos mujeres bisexuales que viven en una villa en St. Tropez con trágicas consecuencias.El arquitecto Paul Thomas se insinúa en la relación de dos mujeres bisexuales que viven en una villa en St. Tropez con trágicas consecuencias.

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"Biche" is not only French for "doe," it is also slang for "girl" or "young woman" (just like British "bird" or American "chick" or "fox") - so the title is ambiguous: it could be taken as "The Girls," or it could very literally refer to the pictures of female deer (one of which is portrayed with another doe inside its womb) that Why draws and, in one case, keeps in her bedroom. In French the word "lesbiche" is slang for lesbian, its plural being "lesbiches".

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Robèque: [popping a champagne cork] Champagne! The artillery of pleasure!

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8/10

It grows better each time.

The first time I saw this movie I liked it. The second time I thought Ho hum, the third time (OK I am practicing my French and I remembered this as a movie with a pretty clear sound track) I loved it.

It starts slow, a bit weird, but the intensity between the women works as the scene plays out and really starts to cook when they get to St. Tropez, but Frédérique is just too spoiled to know a good thing when she sees it and blows it.

Chabrol shows us just how stupid we can be when we don't know what we are doing, or just how much in love we are and how much stupider we get when jealousy sets in.

Stéphane Audran is just so cold and yet so vulnerable.

This one may get a fourth viewing yet, putting it in league with Chabrol's Le Boucher (One of THE BEST ever) and Casablanca.