House Tolerance

Life in an elegant early-20th-century Parisian brothel. The madam essentially owns the women: their expenses exceed earnings; they are in debt. They face problems of pregnancy, opium, age, and violent clients. One reads sociology at her peril. Occasionally, a client talks of marriage. There are also friendships and affection among the women. The madam is in a dispute with her landlord and calls on influential clients to help. There's a picnic one summer day, a wake, and an evening in masks. Have they expectations? In a coda, we watch a street scene in contemporary Paris. Awards: 6 wins & 15 nominationsBudget: â?¬4,000,000 (estimated)Worldwide Gross: $1,389,920Soundtrack: Bad Girl Part 1 ((1967))Bertrand BonelloNoémie Lvovsky, Hafsia Herzi, Céline Sallette2011-11-25 (France)tt1660379