Men, Women: A User's Manual
Benoit Blanc loves living, he loves women, he loves daring. He is a famous businessman who suffers from stomach-ache. Fabiolini, a would-be actor, is a policeman and he too suffers from the same sickness. The two man face suffering in opposite ways: Benoit Blanc is optimistic while Fabiolini, always unsure of himself, is persuaded he is seriously ill. The two men meet by chance while doing a gastroscopy and become friends. After having known their real different conditions, they will change and will understand better their lives. Around them, other people, women and men, will see their lives changed, by chance, by love or solely by the life stream.
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Cast
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Claude Lelouch Director · René Bonnell Screenplay Francis Lai Composer
Worldwide gross $7.6M · Budget $9.2M · United States release November 11, 1996
Box office
Budget
$9,200,000
Worldwide gross
$7,600,000
Gross vs. budget
0.8×
Production
Les Films 13
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TF1 Films Production
Production
UFD
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France
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Original title
Hommes, femmes : Mode d'emploi
Original language
French
Spoken on screen
French
Release dates
France · August 28, 1996
Theatrical
United States · November 11, 1996
Theatrical
Germany
June 11, 1998 · Theatrical
Türkiye
February 21, 1997 · Theatrical
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