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本名: Alexandra Tiedemann
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Alexandra Tiedemann stars as Nina in 'Pas de café, pas de télé, pas de sexe' (1999), a film about Arno, a young man living in Geneva squats who agrees to marry Nina out of convenience so she can obtain a residence permit. However, while Nina's boyfriend Maurizio is away, Arno falls in love with her and they end up telling Maurizio about their relationship when he returns.
公開年: 1999
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別題: Ni café, ni tele, ni sexo, Sem kávé, sem tévé, sem szex, Kein Kaffee, Kein Fernsehen, Kein Sex, No Coffee, No TV, No Sex
監督: Romed Wyder
脚本: Christine Barras, Françoise Dériaz, Inga Karetnikova, Maria Watzlawick, Romed Wyder
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ジャンル: Drama, Romance
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In 'Pas de café, pas de télé, pas de sexe', Arno, a shy 27-year-old living in Geneva squats, finds himself in an unusual predicament. His best friend Maurizio, who obtained Swiss residency through a convenient marriage, convinces Arno to marry Nina, his French girlfriend, for her to secure the same permit. Reluctantly, Arno agrees but stipulates that it must remain strictly platonic. However, as they spend time together while Maurizio is away, Arno and Nina develop genuine feelings for each other. Upon Maurizio's return, they confess their relationship, leading to a complicated situation as they all try to navigate the emotional turmoil and find a solution.
'Pas de café, pas de télé, pas de sexe' (1999), directed by Romed Wyder, is a Swiss drama that explores themes of friendship, love, and the complexities of relationships. The film revolves around Arno, Maurizio, and Nina, whose lives become intertwined due to an arrangement meant to solve Nina's residency issues. However, as emotions come into play, the initially straightforward plan becomes convoluted, forcing all parties involved to confront their feelings and reassess their priorities.