Five Wild Girls

The story revolves around five girls who spend their holidays in an old mansion on a southern French farm. As they explore their surroundings, they become intrigued by the lady of the house and her hidden secrets. Initially believing there may be a hidden treasure, they soon realize that the truth involves a dramatic situation concerning one of their own.

Directed in 1964, Five Wild Girls features performances from Colette Régis, Jacqueline Wolff, Marc Bonseignour, and Michel Montfort. The film’s unique setting and the interplay of friendship and revelation create a compelling narrative that appeals to fans of character-driven dramas. Collectors may find interest in the film's thematic elements and its representation of 1960s cinema in France.