A Game for Six Lovers
Miléna is living in her grandmother's baroque château when the rich lady dies. The lawyer Miguel, who had a previous relationship with Miléna, insists the other two grandchildren, Fifine and her brother Jean-Paul, visit the château for the reading of the will, even though they have been estranged from the family at an early age. However Robert, who had been living with Fifine in an open relationship, arrives and impersonates Jean-Paul. Robert falls for Fifine's cousin Miléna while Fifine has designs on Miguel. In the meantime, the butler César is focusing his lecherous intentions on Prudence, the maid he had just hired.
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Jacques Doniol-Valcroze Director · Jean-José Richer Screenplay Serge Gainsbourg Composer
United States release September 2, 1962 · Produced in France · Original title L'Eau à la bouche
Production
Les Films de la Pléiade
Production
France
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Original title
L'Eau à la bouche
Original language
French
Spoken on screen
French
Release dates
France · January 20, 1960
Theatrical
United States · September 2, 1962
Hartford, Connecticut
Argentina
March 14, 1960 · Mar del Plata Film Festival
Czechia
March 27, 2009 · Febio Film Festival
Denmark
August 10, 1961
Finland
November 4, 1960
Germany
November 23, 1960
Japan
June 29, 1960
Mexico
January 15, 1963
Sweden
November 7, 1960
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