Reviews of Brigitte Lahaie Alpha France Movies (2)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Alban Ceray, Marilyn Jess, Maroussia, Dominique Aveline, Guy Royer, Gabriel Pontello, Alain Fonduron, Karine Gambier, Ghislain Van Hove, Cyril Val, Brigitte Lahaie, Jacques Marbeuf, John Oury, Celine Gallone, France Lomay, Tony Morena, Hubert Geral, Daniele David, Gilles Karl, Louison Boutin, Guy Bonnafoux, Herve Amalou, Michel Dauba, Daniel Bellus, Cristel Lauris, Katia Heimerton, Martine Grimaud, Veronique Maugarski, Catherine Leno
Studio: Alpha France
Directed by: Claude Bernard-Aubert, Claude Mulot
Release date: 12/3/2007
Belles D'un Soir / Parties De Chasse En Sologne review summaries:
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Alpha France delivers once again with this double feature of two more obscure French hardcore offerings. While Claude Mulot's Belles D'un Soir is one of the finest French X rated films ever made, Claude Bernard Aubert's Parties De Chasse En Sologne is a very average sex filled offering. Both are presented uncut and from nice 35mm elements, though both have been stripped of their original titles and have had superimposed new titles placed over the originals. Even so, this is quite probably the best releases these films will ever get, and considering their rarity, they're well worth the purchase. [read the full review]
review from 12/26/2008:
Alpha France delivers once again with this double feature of two more obscure French hardcore offerings. While Claude Mulot's Belles D'un Soir is one of the finest French X rated films ever made, Claude Bernard Aubert's Parties De Chasse En Sologne is a very average sex filled offering. Both are presented uncut and from nice 35mm elements, though both have been stripped of their original titles and have had superimposed new titles placed over the originals. Even so, this is quite probably the best releases these films will ever get, and considering their rarity, they're well worth the purchase. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Amanda, Dominique Aveline, Brigitte Lahaie, Liliane Lemieuvre, Marie-Dominique Cabannes, Ursula White, Jean-Louis Vattier
Studio: Alpha France
Directed by: Claude Bernard-Aubert
Release date: 9/8/2000
Fievres Nocturnes (Les Grandes jouisseuses) review summaries:
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Cast: Brigitte Lahaie, Dominique Aveline, Jean-Louis Vattier, Ursula White Director: Claude Bernard-Aubert (as Burd Trabanree) Production year: 1977 DVD Details Runtime: 87 min Video: Widescreen Sound: Dolby 2.0 Region: 0 (region free) System: PAL Language: French, English dub Extras: Blue One Trailers from 6 other Brigitte Lahaie movies !!! For US customers: to play this disc, your DVD player and TV Set must be able to output and display PAL. DVD transfer quality appears to be decent, unfortunately, I have not seen other Blue One releases on DVD, so I can't compare. There are occasinal dust scratches now and then, but generally, the picture is clear. Synopsis Pierre is having disturbing sexual fantasies featuring his female neighbor (Brigitte Lahaie) and decides to consult the psychiatrist (uncredited female). Meanwhile, Pierre's wife (Ursula White) senses something is not right with her husband and also seeks moral (and not so moral) support from her girlfriend. [read the full review]
review from 9/22/2004:
Cast: Brigitte Lahaie, Dominique Aveline, Jean-Louis Vattier, Ursula White Director: Claude Bernard-Aubert (as Burd Trabanree) Production year: 1977 DVD Details Runtime: 87 min Video: Widescreen Sound: Dolby 2.0 Region: 0 (region free) System: PAL Language: French, English dub Extras: Blue One Trailers from 6 other Brigitte Lahaie movies !!! For US customers: to play this disc, your DVD player and TV Set must be able to output and display PAL. DVD transfer quality appears to be decent, unfortunately, I have not seen other Blue One releases on DVD, so I can't compare. There are occasinal dust scratches now and then, but generally, the picture is clear. Synopsis Pierre is having disturbing sexual fantasies featuring his female neighbor (Brigitte Lahaie) and decides to consult the psychiatrist (uncredited female). Meanwhile, Pierre's wife (Ursula White) senses something is not right with her husband and also seeks moral (and not so moral) support from her girlfriend. [read the full review]