Emmanuelle goes to Cannes
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Emmanuelle goes to Cannes |
| Original title | Emmanuelle à Cannes |
| Country of production | France |
| original language | French |
| Publishing year | 1980 |
| length | 74 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Jean-Marie Pallardy (as Boris Pradlay ) |
| script | Larry Dolgin |
| production | Michel Gallon |
| camera | Guy Maria |
| occupation | |
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Emmanuelle goes to Cannes (Original title: Emmanuelle à Cannes ) is a French porn film by Jean-Marie Pallardy from 1980 .
The film is known internationally under the title Emmanuelle Goes to Cannes and in Germany also bears the title Marilyn goes to Cannes or Marylin goes to Cannes .
action
The stripper Susanne, who calls herself Marilyn, dreams of traveling to the Cannes Film Festival to be discovered as an actress. Her friend and manager Frank occasionally urges her to sleep with rich men as this is good for business. One day he persuades her once again to agree to copulate with a stranger while cheating on her behind her back with her friend and colleague Sally. When Marilyn comes home, she catches the two of them red-handed, but lets Frank talk her into a threesome . The next morning, Marilyn decides to make her dream a reality and travels to Cannes , where she wants to make a career and overcome Frank.
Once there, she meets the film producer George, with whom she has fun on his yacht . Through him she finally got a role in a porn film, but it flopped. Left alone and destitute, Marilyn sees no other option than to prostitute herself. Desperate, she calls Frank who picks her up and brings her back to Paris , where she continues her old life.
publication
The film had its French premiere in 1980 and was broadcast for the first time on German television on SAT 1 in a softcore version on October 29, 1994 .
Web links
- Emmanuelle goes to Cannes in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Entry in the British Film Institute
- Emmanuelle goes to Cannes in the European Girls Adult Film Database
Individual evidence
- ↑ Emmanuelle goes to Cannes. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .