Irma Vep
1996 | 99 min | Timeless
Maggie Cheung is to be playing IRMA VEP, a cat-like vampire woman in a skin-tight latex costume, in a silent film remake. But the shoot ends in chaos.
Nathalie Boutefeu
ActorNathalie Boutefeu is a French actress known for her work in film, television, and theater. She has appeared in films such as "L'Enfer" (2005), "Dikkenek" (2006), and "Baba Aziz: The Prince Who Contemplated His Soul" (2004). Boutefeu has also worked on stage productions and television series in France. While there is limited information available about awards she has won, her performances have been praised for their depth and emotional resonance.
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1992 | 83 min | Timeless
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1985 | 88 min | Comedy
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