Roland Giraud, Maurice Risch, Catherine Leprince, Michèle Brousse, and Pauline Lafont.
Viewers on IMDb describe it as a "French sex comedy" similar to 1970s British "Carry On" style films but with more frequent nudity, typical of early 80s European cinema. vive les femmes! ( dites'ca vous dirait avec moi )1983
The film serves as a critique of social frustration and the "populo" culture of early 1980s France. Watch scenes featuring Catherine Leprince from the 1983
Watch scenes featuring Catherine Leprince from the 1983 production: Catherine Leprince - 1983 - Vive les femmes ! Movie YouTube• Feb 1, 2025 Guide for Viewers It is currently difficult to find on major
The film is an episodic "interpretation" of Reiser's work, focusing on intimate relationships between "physically flawed" characters who pursue each other with unbridled, often crude, enthusiasm.
It features cameos from famous French cartoonists like Gébé, Georges Wolinski, and François Cavanna , who were Reiser's colleagues.
It is currently difficult to find on major streaming platforms in the United States, though it is sometimes listed on sites like Reelgood for availability updates. Long Live Women! (1984) - IMDb
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