

1960·Drama·1h 40m
7.1
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Four Parisian women navigate the world of romance and daily life looking to fulfill their dreams.
Directed by Claude Chabrol
paris, france
tiger
homicide
roommates
night life
zoo
female friendship
stalker
biker
swimming pool
premonition
motorcycle
music hall
new wave
shopgirl
1960s

IMDB
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Cast

Bernadette Lafont
Jane

Clotilde Joano
Jacqueline

Stéphane Audran
Ginette

Lucile Saint-Simon
Rita

Pierre Bertin
Monsieur Belin

Jean-Louis Maury
Marcel

Albert Dinan
Albert

Ave Ninchi
Madame Louise

Sacha Briquet
Henri, Rita's Fiancé

Claude Berri
André, Young Soldier

Gabriel Gobin
Henri's Father

France Asselin
Henri's Mother
Crew

Claude Chabrol
Director

Claude Chabrol
Screenplay

Paul Gégauff
Screenplay

Paul Misraki
Original Music Composer

Pierre Jansen
Original Music Composer

Henri Decaë
Director of Photography

Robert Hakim
Producer

Paul Gégauff
Dialogue

Jean-Paul Schwartz
Assistant Camera
Popular Reviews
17 reviews
Lora

This is the first French New Wave film I’ve seen, and I’m blown away. It focuses on women navigating a male-centered world, constantly exposed to cruelty and danger. Each girl is unique, with her own desires for love, excitement, and freedom. The ending is devastating…a brutal reminder that everyday life can be terrifying, especially for women.
This is the first French New Wave film I’ve seen, and I’m blown away. It focuses on women navigating a male-centered world, constantly exposed to cruelty and danger. Each girl is unique, with her own desires for love, excitement, and freedom. The ending is devastating…a brutal reminder that everyday life can be terrifying, especially for women.
mari
8.0★ · 03/10/26

sempre um motoqueiro com bigode epa
sempre um motoqueiro com bigode epa
mimi
8.0★ · 01/16/26

pfff
pfff
Fiona Apple
9.0★ · 07/25/25

I would recommend this movie to any manhater 💕
I would recommend this movie to any manhater 💕
Zouiten
8.0★ · 06/08/25

If I had fallen in love with a woman and she rejected me because she wants to be with the guy who has a motorcycle, I would also take my bike and leave, crying.
If I had fallen in love with a woman and she rejected me because she wants to be with the guy who has a motorcycle, I would also take my bike and leave, crying.