Les Noces de porcelaine (1975)
Directed by Roger Coggio

Comedy / Drama
aka: The Porcelain Anniversary

Film Synopsis

To celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary, Jeanne and Bruno invite their friends to a special kind of party in their country of origin.  The couple insist that their guests set aside their inhibitions and taboos for several hours and surrender completely to what is effectively a bacchanalian orgy.  As a violent storm rages in the countryside outside the house, a party just as fierce rages within its walls...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Roger Coggio
  • Script: Roger Coggio, Bernard G. Landry, Pierre Philippe
  • Cinematographer: Jean Boffety
  • Music: Alain Goraguer
  • Cast: Colette Teissèdre (Jeanne Forestier), Jean-François Rémi (Bruno), Mylène Demongeot (Julia), Françoise Giret (Cécile Masson), Michel Bardinet (Serge Masson), Michel de Ré (Brice), Paul Guers (Michel), Pierre Blaise (Gérard), Sabine Glaser (Nathalie), Christine Lelouch (Juliette), Gilles Béhat (Mathieu), Sybil Danning (Héléna), Jacques Portet (Robert), Jeanne Herviale (Marie)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color (Eastmancolor)
  • Runtime: 100 min
  • Aka: The Porcelain Anniversary

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