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Discover the duo of rebellious women, played by Brigitte Bardot and Claudia Cardinale, who are not afraid to fight for their beliefs with this Les Pétroleuses Film Poster. Emotions guaranteed with a thrilling story of bravery and revenge, all accompanied by a captivating soundtrack. This cinema classic is a must-see film for all fans of classic westerns and for those looking for a story of strong women who left their mark on their time.
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- Great UV resistance .
- Maximum color vibrancy, without reflections .
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Description of this Les Pétroleuses Poster
"Les Pétroleuses" is a 1971 French film directed by Christian-Jaque. This western comedy tells the story of two rebellious women, Louise (Brigitte Bardot) and Maria (Claudia Cardinale), who oppose male authority in the 19th century Wild West.
The story begins when Louise, a professional thief, meets Maria, a young widow who has come to seek her fortune in the West. The two women are attracted to each other and form an inseparable duo. However, they are soon confronted by a band of outlaws led by the terrifying Colorado (Michael J. Pollard), who seeks to take control of the town.
Louise and Maria decide to fight to protect their city and their freedom. They quickly become local heroes by leading a group of women who oppose injustice and male oppression. They bravely fight against bandits and even attack the local bank to help the city's poor.
However, their struggle does not go unnoticed and they attract the attention of the local sheriff (Michel Piccoli), a man who, despite his desire to maintain order, quickly realizes that the two women are more competent than he at solving the city's problems. The sheriff's feelings for Louise only add to the complexity of the situation.
The film is filled with action, fights, horse races and shootouts, but it never loses sight of the main characters and their motivations. Louise and Maria are two strong and independent women who refuse to bow to the social conventions of their time. They dress like men, drink whiskey and drive wagons with as much ease as the city's cowboys.
The film is also marked by the remarkable performances of Brigitte Bardot and Claudia Cardinale, two of the biggest stars of European cinema of the time. Bardot brilliantly embodies the character of Louise, a woman who is both attractive and determined, while Cardinale gives life to Maria, a gentle but strong woman who proves to be a valuable ally in the fight against injustice.
Finally, the film's music, composed by François de Roubaix, is just as memorable as the actors' performances and adds an extra touch of charm to this unforgettable western comedy.
In short, "Les Pétroleuses" is a captivating film that succeeds in mixing action, humor and emotion to create a memorable story of two women who fight for their freedom and their right to equality in a world dominated by men.
