RocketBase
HomeMoviesTV ShowsAboutContact
Search
HomeMoviesTV ShowsAboutContactSearchMy list

Movie

The Fruit Is Ripe

Les filles sèment le vent

1961·1h 30m·7.0out of 10·2 votes

Drama

It is fruit-picking season in the plain and pickers come from all over and live in a camp for several weeks. Among the many pretty girls are Kissa, a natural vamp who delights in exciting men; Margo who is hard and tough, and Josine who is tender and romantic. They work in a feverish atmosphere and inflamed by the summer heat, youthful passions run riot, and the girls' sensual behavior cause rivalry among the men. Lorry driver Armand applies the same degree of ardor to his love-making as to his work, and his biggest rival is the boss' son, Berto, a strutting rooster who is very proud of his American car. After work each day, Kissa queens it in the cabaret on shore, and derives great pleasure in arousing jealousy between the men.

Directed by Louis Soulanes

Your score–

Not scored

Cast

Scilla Gabel

Kissa

Philippe Leroy

Armand

Françoise Saint-Laurent

Josine

Eva Damien

Margo

Michel Lemoine

Berto

Saro Urzì

Buonacasa

Paul Bisciglia

Roger Crouzet

Jacques Fabbri

Vittoria Prada

Hélène Tossy

Related

Adieu Philippine

19626.8out of 10

For My Country

20236.2out of 10

The Nest

20206.1out of 10

Come Sunday

20185.8out of 10

A Single Girl

19955.9out of 10

The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds

19727.3out of 10

The Young One

19607.0out of 10

Hardball

20016.5out of 10

What Maisie Knew

20137.1out of 10

The Browning Version

19946.4out of 10

Hands of Stone

20166.6out of 10

The Passengers of the Night

20226.9out of 10

Gracie

20076.2out of 10

They Drive by Night

19406.9out of 10

Vanya on 42nd Street

19946.7out of 10

Moka

20166.0out of 10

Facts

Released
Jun 22, 1961
Runtime
1h 30m
Status
Released
Language
French
Country
France

RocketBase

Movies and TV shows, loaded live. Catalog data is never stored.

This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.

AboutContact