
Spécialités Féminines
Drama · Music
Overview
Three beautiful creatures bathe in our eyes. Behind three windows, so many women; owners of the places, as free inside themselves as in their antics. Exhibition? No! Exposure. Besides, who's watching? And who is watched? The bodies traversed by so many mental territories, FEMALE SPECIALTIES magnifies this "Second Sex" to flush out the random, the somatic, the elusive. ... not there to be understood but to be touched! ... and hated who thinks badly!
Top Cast


Sylvie Chartrand
Sylvie Chartrand
Sylvie Chartrand
Marie-Josée Lefebvre
Marie-Josée Lefebvre
Marie-Josée Lefebvre
Laurence Castonguay Emery
Laurence Castonguay Emery
Laurence Castonguay Emery
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