All Roads Lead to Man

The film centers on Monique Caron, a call girl who wishes to leave her profession. In Rome, a mix-up involving suitcases introduces her to Antoine Dubois, a private detective whose clumsiness adds to the comedic elements of their encounter. Misunderstandings abound as Monique mistakes Antoine for a Vatican client, leading to unexpected sexual escapades and candid stories of their previous adventures across Europe.

With a unique blend of comedy and romance, All Roads Lead to Man captures the essence of 1970s European cinema. The film's lighthearted approach to adult themes and relationships makes it a notable addition to the comedy genre of its era. The performances by Jacques Herlin, Isabelle Copejans, and the rest of the cast contribute to the film's engaging narrative, making it a distinctive piece from its time.