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Venus and Lulu (French: La Vénus à Lulu) is a 1991 French comedy television film written and directed by Daniel Losset, and produced by Canal+ and France 3. It stars Caroline Laurence as a sleepwalking Finnish woman who is stranded without clothes while traveling in rural Provence in France, and Maxime Boidron as Lulu, a mischievous boy who tries to help her find clothes without drawing attention, while the bustling village prepares for a wedding and Bastille Day.

Losset originally pitched the film to TF1, which rejected it as network executives thought it would be impossible to make a movie where a woman stays nude for the entire runtime. When the pitch instead was approved by Canal+ and France 3, Losset immediately left his position as assistant director of fiction at France 2 to work on the film, in what he described as a hectic production, consisting of 30 days of pre-production and 26 days of filming. Critics enjoyed the film's premise and humor, its lush country setting, and its characters – particularly the believability of the mischievous child characters – but criticized its slow pace. The film premiered on Canal+ on May 11, 1991, and on France 3 on January 7, 1992.

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Venus and Lulu is a movie (1991) from France. Genre: comedy. Directed by Daniel Losset. Starring Caroline Laurence, Maxime Boidron, Richard Martin, Annick Cisaruk and Paul Crauchet. Running time: 90 min.

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It premiered on May 11, 1991.

The main cast includes Caroline Laurence, Maxime Boidron, Richard Martin, Annick Cisaruk and Paul Crauchet.

Daniel Losset.

90 minutes.

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