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You have seen that before...

Posted by Victor Khomenko on April 12, 2016 at 11:43:15:
A group of friends gathers for a nice evening together, and suddenly their dirty secrets begin to pop out in the open... one after the other. Everyone gets his share of a pie in the face.
An old familiar recipe for an often stimulating movie... intellectual, you might say, if that floats your snobbish boat.
I will not bother mentioning the other well known films in this genre, but "What's in a Name" is your typical French fluff, with gorgeous shots of Paris, a fantastic city apartment, a 500 Euro bottle of wine and people you would normally be inclined to like.
Overall, a great family or a date flick, quite good, with some familiar faces - totally easy to recommend!
From there - let's step back smack into 1964, to the torturous "Le Repas des Fauves" by Christian-Jaque... if you are lucky enough to find it. We saw it on one of the Russian movies sites, with its horrible, horrible Russian dubbing.
Yep... you guessed it... a group of friends gathers... except it is now Paris of 1942 and things that might mean an embarrassment in 2012 now smell of death. And another Yep - all the participants are brutally exposed, stripped of their glossy coats.
A wonderful pair of films, to be sure.