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Secret Things
A Film by Jean-Claude Brisseau
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| Synopsis
Two young women discover the power of sex to get what theywant in the male-dominated
business world. Nathalie, a performance artist-stripper, instructs her new friend,
the beautiful but inexperienced Sandrine, on the art of seduction. Without delay
they put their skills to the test at a Parisian bank, where both rise to the
top. But they meet their match in the ruthless son of the bank's president --
a vain, unbridled, power-hungry monster. What the Critics are Saying "Unashamedly sexy!" - The New York Times "A taut, juicy feast of sexual and office politics. Delectably twisted!" - Variety "Deliciously fevered! Merciless and darkly funny." - Los
Angeles Times Links Read the interview in IndieWIRE with Jean-Claude Brisseau. Features and Specifications
Format: DVD
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