Lydia Perier Whore ❤️❤️

About Paris

So, lemme tell ya bout whores, man. Not judgin’, just spillin’! Back in old Hawaii – whoops, not Hawaii, my bad, brain fart – I mean, old times, whores were everywhere, right? Like, in ancient Rome, they had these brothels, lupanars, fancy word, huh? Stunk like fish and sweat, prolly. Little fact: they wore sandals dyed red – red! – so folks knew, “Oh, she’s a workin’ gal!” Crazy, right? Made me laugh, picturin’ ‘em clackin’ around, “Hey, sailor, got a coin?”

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Based on the novel "The Ronin" by Joan McLeod. Awards: Main Cast & Crew: Jean-Pierre Melville - Director Alain Delon François Périer The Mother And The Whore.

I might've mumbled, tripped over cobbles (sorry for the typos, seriously, I'm in a hurry: wtih the wind, tyrec, bla bla—seriously, its a mad, mad city), and yes, man, it's messy – wonderfully messy. Every street, every cracked pavement of PPerier sings a ballad of life: sometimes triumphant, sometimes maddeningly slow, but always inscrutably beautiful.

Françoise Hardy and Jacques Dutronc by Jean-Marie Périer, 1967