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* OverprotectiveDad: Diderot nearly backpedals on his liberal ideas when his daughter expresses an interest in the much older and married Jerfeuil, causing him to change his article on morals to state that individual desires must cave in to the principles of society, which is exactly the opposite of what he'd been espousing. He changes his mind after a conversation with Therbouche about abortion, and to his relief, Jerfeuil turns out to be gay.
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* OverprotectiveDad: Diderot IncompatibleOrientation: Diderot's daughter has an infatuation with the much older Jerfeuil, which causes her father to nearly backpedals backpedal on his liberal ideas when his daughter expresses an interest in the much older and married Jerfeuil, causing him to change his article on morals to state that individual desires must cave in to the principles of society, which is exactly the opposite of what he'd been espousing. He changes his mind after a conversation with (though Therbouche about abortion, and to his relief, talks him out of it). Fortunately for him, Jerfeuil turns out to be gay.
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In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]] (Creator/VincentPerez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
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In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]] (Creator/VincentPerez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, wife (Creator/JosianeBalasko), doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
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''The Libertine'' is a 2000 French historical comedy film directed by Gabriel Aghion.
In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]] (Vincent Pérez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]] (Vincent Pérez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
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''The Libertine'' (''Le Libertin'') is a 2000 French historical comedy film directed by Gabriel Aghion.
In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]](Vincent Pérez) (Creator/VincentPerez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
''The Libertine'' (''Le Libertin'') is a 2000 French historical comedy film directed by Gabriel Aghion.
In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]]
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Libertine|2004}}''.
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* EverythingIsAnInstrument: The eccentricity of the Baron d'Holbach is displayed by his building and playing a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piganino pig organ]].
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* QuestForSex: A minor sub-plot involves Diderot's and Holbach's daughters being sick of being virgins. Therbouche reads their palms and predicts that they'll lose their virginity to a circumcised man. That's exactly what happens as they seduce Diderot's Jewish assistant Abraham.
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* QuestForSex: A minor sub-plot involves Diderot's and Holbach's daughters being sick of being virgins. Therbouche reads their palms and predicts that they'll lose their virginity to a circumcised man. That's exactly what happens as they seduce Diderot's Jewish assistant Abraham.Abraham.
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* PublicExposure: Madame Therbouche expresses to Diderot that she has always wanted to paint a great philosopher naked, and Diderot decides to acquiesce to her wish.
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* PublicExposure: Madame Therbouche expresses to Diderot that she has always wanted to paint a great philosopher naked, and Diderot decides to acquiesce to her wish.wish.
* QuestForSex: A minor sub-plot involves Diderot's and Holbach's daughters being sick of being virgins. Therbouche reads their palms and predicts that they'll lose their virginity to a circumcised man. That's exactly what happens as they seduce Diderot's Jewish assistant Abraham.
* QuestForSex: A minor sub-plot involves Diderot's and Holbach's daughters being sick of being virgins. Therbouche reads their palms and predicts that they'll lose their virginity to a circumcised man. That's exactly what happens as they seduce Diderot's Jewish assistant Abraham.
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''The Libertine'' is a 2000 French historical comedy film directed by Gabriel Aghion.
In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]] (Vincent Pérez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
Also features a pre-''Film/{{Amelie}}'' Creator/AudreyTautou in a relatively small part as the Holbachs' daughter.
Has nothing to do with ''Film/TheLibertine'' made in 2004.
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* ArcWords: A phrase that's repeated a lot throughout is "You can't stop progress," reflecting the ultimate defeat of absolute religious authority against science. The Baroness even says it directly to the audience in the last shot of the film.
* BecomingTheMask: Madame Therbouche, the supposed portraitist, turns out to be a spy sent by the church to find out whether the ''Encyclopédie'' is being illegally printed. However by the time this is revealed, she has endeared herself to Diderot's ideals and wants out of the scheme.
* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Averted. Madame Therbouche tells Diderot about how she had an abortion a few days prior, and she's treated as a tragic character because of it, not an evil one. Diderot is moved into changing his writing to defend the right to abort.
* OverprotectiveDad: Diderot nearly backpedals on his liberal ideas when his daughter expresses an interest in the much older and married Jerfeuil, causing him to change his article on morals to state that individual desires must cave in to the principles of society, which is exactly the opposite of what he'd been espousing. He changes his mind after a conversation with Therbouche about abortion, and to his relief, Jerfeuil turns out to be gay.
* PublicExposure: Madame Therbouche expresses to Diderot that she has always wanted to paint a great philosopher naked, and Diderot decides to acquiesce to her wish.
In the 18th century, the philosopher [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Diderot Denis Diderot]] (Vincent Pérez) is hard at work writing and printing his ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A9die Encyclopédie]]''. Due to the Church banning the work, he runs the operation clandestinely in an abandoned chapel in the not-all-there Baron of Holbach's estate, with its eccentric and liberal inhabitants, led by the Baron's wife, doing their best to protect Diderot. In the course of a few days, the Holbach chateau is visited by the painter Madame Therbouche (Creator/FannyArdant), invited to create a portrait of Diderot, and the Baron's brother, the Cardinal (Michel Serrault), who strongly disapproves of Diderot and the whole Enlightenment business. HilarityEnsues as everyone tries to keep the Cardinal in the dark about the (very noisy) printing operation.
Also features a pre-''Film/{{Amelie}}'' Creator/AudreyTautou in a relatively small part as the Holbachs' daughter.
Has nothing to do with ''Film/TheLibertine'' made in 2004.
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* ArcWords: A phrase that's repeated a lot throughout is "You can't stop progress," reflecting the ultimate defeat of absolute religious authority against science. The Baroness even says it directly to the audience in the last shot of the film.
* BecomingTheMask: Madame Therbouche, the supposed portraitist, turns out to be a spy sent by the church to find out whether the ''Encyclopédie'' is being illegally printed. However by the time this is revealed, she has endeared herself to Diderot's ideals and wants out of the scheme.
* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Averted. Madame Therbouche tells Diderot about how she had an abortion a few days prior, and she's treated as a tragic character because of it, not an evil one. Diderot is moved into changing his writing to defend the right to abort.
* OverprotectiveDad: Diderot nearly backpedals on his liberal ideas when his daughter expresses an interest in the much older and married Jerfeuil, causing him to change his article on morals to state that individual desires must cave in to the principles of society, which is exactly the opposite of what he'd been espousing. He changes his mind after a conversation with Therbouche about abortion, and to his relief, Jerfeuil turns out to be gay.
* PublicExposure: Madame Therbouche expresses to Diderot that she has always wanted to paint a great philosopher naked, and Diderot decides to acquiesce to her wish.
