[REL] La Petite allumeuse (1987)

[Debaser]

A promiscuous fourteen year old girl (Alice Papierski) gets the hots for her camp counselor. When he finally returns the interest and falls in love with her, she moves on to an older teenage boy. Who will our heroine conclude is best for her?

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[Debaser]

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A nice small file.

[Rich]

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A nice small file.

GOOD Size worth?

[Debaser]

Couple of things I really liked about this film, apart from the obvious.

The theme tune (for some strange reason it reminded me of the Charlotte For Ever theme).

Alice Papierski has a wonderful sexy voice.

Anyway, I found the latest version of DrDiVX

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Couple of things I really liked about this film, apart from the obvious.

The theme tune (for some strange reason it reminded me of the Charlotte For Ever theme).

Alice Papierski has a wonderful sexy voice.

Anyway, I found the latest version of DrDiVX

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Hey Debaser, you were faster than me

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French teenager Camille, played by 13-year-old Alice Papierski, juggles relationships with two older men and one boy closer to her own age.

No subtitles appear to exist for this movie in any language. Don't worry though. You'll get the gist of what's happening without them. Alice is amazing and beautiful, in a role that reminds me a bit of La petite voleuse with Charlotte Gainsbourg. https://www.first-loves.net/forums/view ... =13&t=1287.


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Here are direct links for those who prefer that method or can't use eMule for whatever reason. All I ask is that if you're able to use eMule, please unrar to your shared folder and seed this for a while. Every source helps. You can still burn an .iso file to disc while it's being shared. It won't interfere with the recording process.

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Thanks david! I hope you get the gist of the dialogues.

I don't have time to post pictures now,
but I think managed to squeeze out a decent quality upgrade, for you all to check out now,

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Yeah, yeah, David. I've been distracted by other things!

David's new improved version with optional internal English subtitles:
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Thank you, I enjoyed this much more now I could understand it!

Everything David says about Mega is true. I found it really super fast downloading, less than 10 minutes to download all the parts and extract them. No one is going to emule it off of me that fast, but it should be on emule anyway.

David's English subtitles extracted and unedited:

LaPetiteAllumeuse,FreAudio,EngSRT.zip

David, you have invited anyone to add to the missing dialog and improve the translation. By any chance do you still have the French subtitle file you created? If so please post it here as an attachment, like I did for the English! I personally am not capable of identifying French dialog but I am sure there are francophones here at FLM, and having a written version of what was figured out so far would help someone fill in the blanks. This could even be someone different from those who argue over the translation into English. Others may even want to translate the French separately into another language, perhaps Russian.