French Twist


1h 44m 1995

Brief Synopsis

Laurent and Loli are happily married with two beautiful children. Laurent is a successful businessman who runs a real estate agency in the south of France while Loli spends her days as a housewife. Laurent is also a philanderer who has a series of extramarital affairs while Loli remains blissfully u

Film Details

Also Known As
Bushwhacked, Gazon Maudit
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Comedy
Romance
Romantic Comedy
Release Date
1995
Production Company
StudioCanal; Tf1 Films Productions
Distribution Company
CINEPIX FILM PROPERTIES PRODUCTIONS (CFP)/MIRAMAX ZOE; Amlf; Concorde Filmverleih Gmbh; Guild Films Distribution; Miramax Home Entertainment; Monopole Pathe Films Ag; Tobis Film

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 44m

Synopsis

Laurent and Loli are happily married with two beautiful children. Laurent is a successful businessman who runs a real estate agency in the south of France while Loli spends her days as a housewife. Laurent is also a philanderer who has a series of extramarital affairs while Loli remains blissfully unaware of his extracurricular activities. One day Laurent and Loli's harmonious lifestyle is disrupted when Marijo's camper breaks down outside their house. Laurent and Marijo have only one thing in common--they both like women. When Marijo begins to pursue Loli, however, a threatened Laurent fights to keep his marriage intact. The fragile triangle that develops proves both funny and moving.

Film Details

Also Known As
Bushwhacked, Gazon Maudit
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Comedy
Romance
Romantic Comedy
Release Date
1995
Production Company
StudioCanal; Tf1 Films Productions
Distribution Company
CINEPIX FILM PROPERTIES PRODUCTIONS (CFP)/MIRAMAX ZOE; Amlf; Concorde Filmverleih Gmbh; Guild Films Distribution; Miramax Home Entertainment; Monopole Pathe Films Ag; Tobis Film

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 44m

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Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States November 1995 (Shown at London Film Festival November 2-19, 1995.)

Released in United States November 1995 (Shown at Sarasota French Film Festival November 15-19, 1995.)

The Country of France

Winner of the 1995 Cesar Award for Best Screenplay. Film was also nominated for five other Cesars, including Best Picture and Best Director.

Released in United States Winter January 12, 1996

Expanded Release in United States January 19, 1996

Released in United States on Video September 17, 1996

Released in United States 1995

Released in United States October 1995

Released in United States November 1995

Released in United States January 1996

Released in United States March 1996

Shown at American Film Market (AFM) in Los Angeles February 23 - March 3, 1995.

Shown at Hamptons International Film Festival October 18-22, 1995.

Shown at Mill Valley Film Festival October 5-15, 1995.

Shown at London Film Festival November 2-19, 1995.

Shown at Sarasota French Film Festival November 15-19, 1995.

Shown at Nortel Palm Springs International Film Festival in Palm Springs, California January 5-21, 1996.

Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival (Closing Night) March 8-17, 1996.

Shown at Festival of French Films in Prague March 7-12, 1996.

Expanded release in France February 15, 1995.

Expanded release in France February 22, 1995.

Released in United States Winter January 12, 1996

Expanded Release in United States January 19, 1996

Released in United States on Video September 17, 1996

Released in United States 1995 (Shown at American Film Market (AFM) in Los Angeles February 23 - March 3, 1995.)

Released in United States October 1995 (Shown at Hamptons International Film Festival October 18-22, 1995.)

Released in United States October 1995 (Shown at Mill Valley Film Festival October 5-15, 1995.)

Released in United States January 1996 (Shown at Nortel Palm Springs International Film Festival in Palm Springs, California January 5-21, 1996.)

Released in United States March 1996 (Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival (Closing Night) March 8-17, 1996.)

Released in United States March 1996 (Shown at Festival of French Films in Prague March 7-12, 1996.)