Q (film)

Q (film)
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Q est un film français de Jean-François Davy sorti en 1974.

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  • Titre : Q
  • Autre titre : Au plaisir des dames (nouvelle version de 1983)
  • Réalisation : Jean-François Davy
  • Scénario : Jean-François Davy
  • Musique : Raymond Ruer
  • Photographie : Marc Fossard
  • Son : Gérard Barra
  • Montage : Claude Cohen
  • Production : Jenny Gérard et Michel Gast
  • Assistants réalisateurs : Cyrille Chardon et Daniel Tragarz
  • Script : Natalie Perrey
  • Conseiller technique action : Claude Carliez
  • Année : 1973
  • Genre : comédie érotique
  • Durée : 90 min
  • Format :
  • Pays : Drapeau de France France
  • Date de sortie : 9 août 1974

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