Secret Things

Secret Things

5.8IMDb Score
Released:2002-10-16
Genre:Drama
Duration:115 min
Country:France
Director:Jean-Claude Brisseau
Actors:Coralie Revel, Sabrina Seyvecou, Roger Miremont, Fabrice Deville, Blandine Bury
Production:Les Aventuriers de l'Image, CNC, La Sorcière Rouge

Overview:

Two young women find themselves struggling to survive in Paris, street-wise Nathalie, a stripper, and naïve Sandrine, a barmaid. Together, they discover that sex can be used to their advantage, and pleasure.

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