Promotion canapé
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Promotion canapé (English: Casting couch) is a French comedy film directed by Didier Kaminka. It was released in 1990.
Plot
Two young women become civil servants at an outlet of the French Postal Service. However they find out that the work environment is a place where employees struggle with the administration and their superiors, even those of low rank. They figure out that the best way to get a promotion and climb the ladder of hierarchy is to sleep and cheat on their next superior.
Cast
- Thierry Lhermitte : François Loubeau, the Minister
- Michel Sardou : Bernard
- Claude Rich : Ivan, Chief Inspector
- Patrick Chesnais : André
- Zabou Breitman : Carole Poteau
- Jean-Pierre Castaldi : Pierre
- Rufus : Inspector of Justice
- Martin Lamotte : Marcel, the trainer
- Daniel Gélin : The head of the Justice inspectors
- Pierre Richard : The informant
- Eddy Mitchell : Somebody working in Syndicate.
- Patrick Poivre d'Arvor : Himself
- Anne Roumanoff : The young woman fired
- Xavier Gélin : a pimp
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