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Paris, France (1993)

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Release Date
01 September 1993
Genre
Drama, Comedy
Country
Canada
Language
English
Film Type
Feature
Film Class
Gay & Lesbian Films, Ensemble Film, Erotic Drama
Mood
Carnal Knowledge
Themes
Infidelity
Tones
Sexy, Lurid, Sensual, Austere
Tags
Arrogance, Bisexual, Creative Block, Fantasy, Fantasy World, Homosexual, Love Affair, Musical Beds, Novel, Serial Killer, Writing

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Paris, France is a 1993 (released in 1994) Canadian drama film. The film was directed by Jerry Ciccoritti and written by Tom Walmsley. An erotic comedy-drama, the film stars Leslie Hope as Lucy, a frustrated writer exploring whether a weekend of sexual passion with Sloan (Peter Outerbridge), a bisexual poet, can liberate her from writer's block. The cast also includes Victor Ertmanis as Lucy's husband Michael, a publisher who is convinced that he has only three days left to live, Dan Lett as Sloan's lover William, and Raoul Trujillo as Lucy's deceased former lover Minter, seen only in flashbacks.

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