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JACQUEMUS dans PRÊT À PORTER TOUT DE SUITE / ÉDITION MINIMALE
A fashion show in Paris draws the usual bunch of people; designers, reporters, models, magazine editors, photographers. Lots of unconnected stories which all revolve around this show, and an all-star cast.
Keywords: couturier, fashion, fashion-industry, fashion-show, female-frontal-nudity, female-nudity, female-stockinged-legs, france, homosexual, hotel
Kitty Potter: This is fucking fruitcake time. I mean - is that fashion, is it? I mean is there a message out there? I mean you got lot of naked people wandering around here.
[first lines]::[subtitled version - opening lines are in French, the English subtitles are a very rough translation]::Olivier de la Fontaine: [opening letter] Moscow? What's this about? Put that on the desk. Dear Mr. de la Fontaine: blah, blah, blah, blah... blah, blah, blah, blah...::Isabella de la Fontaine: [to dog] Robin. Robin. I told you not to! It's dirty. You shouldn't do that. Not in the house. [to Olivier de la Fontaine] You're a shit.
[last lines]::[dialog is not as loud as the song and is difficult to follow]::Assistant to Milo: Trying to [unintelligible] one is bigger than the other one.::Milo O'Brannigan: OK, go on. Put the diapers on the kids, will you?::Baby: Mama!::Milo O'Brannigan: Come on, Winnie. All right. I guess just about here is about right, okay. Try it there.::Assistant to Milo: [unintelligible]::Milo O'Brannigan: [overlapping] Okay?::Milo O'Brannigan: Hi, sweetie.::Assistant to Milo: The shadow or - and the sun? I know.::Milo O'Brannigan: Okay, let's go. Got it. Here, here.::Assistant to Milo: [unintelligible]::[shutter clicking several times]
Sergei: Don't turn around. Don't look at me. It's Sergio. Your Sergio. How much time has gone by? You're more beautiful than ever. I thought you were convinced that I was dead. How many years? 40? 42? How old were you?::Isabella de la Fontaine: Maybe 16 years old?::Sergei: 18, I think.::Isabella de la Fontaine: I was 15.::Sergei: You were my child bride.::Isabella de la Fontaine: We really were husband and wife::Sergei: [I remember] *not translated in subtitles*::Isabella de la Fontaine: And then - You left for Moscow on our wedding night.::Sergei: We were Communists. Remember?::Isabella de la Fontaine: You were a Communist. I was only 14 years old.