"My husband and I are fifteen years apart. When I met him, I was twenty-one years old. He was thirty-five. For the people of our small town in the center of France, I am a whore. A gigolo. A self-serving little slut." Thus begins Cuisine bourgeoise, which evokes, through the story of social dinners he is forced to attend, the hell of contempt, condescension, and icy ostracism that the local bourgeoisie subjects the narrator of this film, a young homosexual of twenty-one, living in a couple with an older man, in the very small town on the banks of the Loire where his partner is a prominent notable.
François Zabaleta
Director
Q63%
Chaos63%
Madame Bovary63%
Vivre sa vie: film en douze tableaux76%
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover73%
La Passion de Dodin Bouffant70%
Les Valseuses66%
Gigi62%
Working Girls62%
La Cérémonie72%
Henry & June60%
Les Choses de la vie71%
L'Apollonide, souvenirs de la maison close65%
L'Amant69%
Party Girl66%
La cravate69%
Valmont67%
Daguerréotypes73%
Les Sentiments59%
Haute Couture61%
