La Confusion des genres, Confusion of Genders ( 2000 )

Confusion of Genders (2000)

Alain je advokat biseksualac koji živi dvostrukim životom , razapet izmedju Laurence advokatice u istoj firmi i mladog gay momka Christophe, brata od njegove bivše dijevojke. Laurence ostaje trudna a Alain u totalnij zbrci između veze i slobodnog seksualnog ponašanja. Da stvar bude komplikovanija Alanu se dopada i njegov opsjednuti klijent Marc , pritvoren i optužen za ubisvo i pužanje seksualnih usluga!
Kao i sam glavni lik film je pomalo konfuzan i rastzan , te pokazuje biseksualnost kao spoj dvije nespojive stvari.


Director:Ilan Duran Cohen
Writers:Ilan Duran Cohen (writer) Philippe Lasry (writer)
Release Date:27 December 2000 (France)
Genre: Comedy / Romance / Drama
Plot Summary: No wonder Bisexual Attorney Alain is confused. He's bedding his female boss, his guilty of murder client..
Plot Keywords: Male Frontal Nudity / Bisexuality / Homosexual / Gay Interest / Boyfriend Boyfriend Relationship
Duration: 94 min

Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)
Pascal Greggory ... Alain Bauman
Nathalie Richard ... Laurence Albertini
Julie Gayet ... Babette
Alain Bashung ... Etienne
Vincent Martinez ... Marc
Cyrille Thouvenin ... Christophe
Marie Saint-Dizier ... Marlčne
Bulle Ogier ... Laurence's Mother
Pierre Barrat ... Laurence's Father
Nelly Borgeaud ... Alain's Mother
Michel Bertay ... M. Baumann, Alain's Father
Valérie Stroh ... Patricia
Vincent Gauthier ... Christophe's Father
Malik Faraoun ... Karim
Michčle Brousse ... Boss


Also Known As:
Confusion of Genders (International: English title)
Gender Confusion (Hong Kong: English title)



Trailer

English:

Author, filmmaker and NYU film school graduate Ilan Duran Cohen's second feature, Confusion of Genders, is both explicit and restrained, sexy and sublime, gay and straight, its appeal and theme of a man's inability to grow up is unquestionable and broad. Pascal Greggory (an award winner for his performance in Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train) plays Alain, a fortyish lawyer who was once an ugly duckling. Now he's capable of charming anyone and, like a honeybee hovering over a garden of pretty flowers, can't decide which to sup from first, next, or last. There's Laurence (Nathalie Richard), a peer at his law firm, whom Alain recently got pregnant and reckons he should marry; Christophe, the frisky, gay younger brother of another ex-girlfriend; the obsessed, incarcerated, but sexy client, Marc; and Marc's entrancing hairdresser girlfriend, Babette. "The only person he has yet to charm is himself," Duran Cohen has remarked.

Can Alain make honey by the end? Or just leave behind a lot of empty flowers? A film of dichotomies, confusions, mistakes and desires, Duran Cohen's hysterical, chaotic feature makes ordering from a menu seem like a breeze. And its performances, from Greggory to Vincent Martinez as Christophe, are wholly magnetic. Make sure to bring a date. Or several. (French with English subtitles)