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The Sexual Life of the Belgians (1994)
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Synopsis: This autobiographical comedy explores the offbeat sexual experiences of Jan Bucquoy, from 1950 through 1978. Although he has no success with women during his youth, changes in Belgian society... This autobiographical comedy explores the offbeat sexual experiences of Jan Bucquoy, from 1950 through 1978. Although he has no success with women during his youth, changes in Belgian society during the 1960s -- the increase in sexual freedom, in particular -- help Jan in ways he never imagined. He gets married and has children, but the relationship ends in divorce. At this point, he sets off on a long series of erotic escapades with various ladies... [More]
Starring: Jean-Henri Compere, Noe Francq, Isabelle Legros, Sophie Schneider
Starring: Jean-Henri Compere, Noe Francq, Isabelle Legros, Sophie Schneider, Pascale Binneri, Michelle Shor, Dorothee Capelluto
Director: Jan Bucquoy
Director: Jan Bucquoy
Screenwriter: Jan Bucquoy
Producer: Francis De Smet
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