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How Much Do You Love Me?

How Much Do You Love Me

<p>SYNOPSIS François, bored with his lonely life in Paris and dull office job, goes to a bar and meets Daniela, a beautiful Italian prostitute. Telling her he has won millions on the lottery, he says he will pay her 100,000 euros a month to live with him until his money runs out. She agrees but André, his friend and doctor, warns them his weak heart will not cope with an energetic sex life.</p><p>After a meal at a restaurant, Daniela goes down with food poisoning and André, called to attend her, has a stroke at the sight of her voluptuous naked body. Coming home one day, François finds Daniela gone. At the bar where they met, he learns she has resumed her old trade.</p><p>He picks up a pretty young prostitute named Muguet, which leads Daniela to confess that she had another man all along, a gangster named Charly who has reclaimed his woman. Since she says she loves François, Charly offers to sell her back to him for four million euros. After long negotiation, François refuses.</p><p>Unhappy however at life with the coarse Charly, Daniela sneaks back to François' flat, only to find him in bed with his sexy North African neighbour. Not having seen him for a long time, François' friends from his office turn up and a wild party starts. Daniela, ever a free spirit, disappears for a turn with a handsome man.</p><p>Charly turns up with a gun, looking for Daniela, and is taken with François' neighbour. François admits that he never won the lottery and couldn't have paid Daniela. The film ends with the two together again.</p>

SYNOPSIS François, bored with his lonely life in Paris and dull office job, goes to a bar and meets Daniela, a beautiful Italian prostitute. Telling her he has won millions on the lottery, he says he will pay her 100,000 euros a month to live with him until his money runs out. She agrees but André, his friend and doctor, warns them his weak heart will not cope with an energetic sex life.

After a meal at a restaurant, Daniela goes down with food poisoning and André, called to attend her, has a stroke at the sight of her voluptuous naked body. Coming home one day, François finds Daniela gone. At the bar where they met, he learns she has resumed her old trade.

He picks up a pretty young prostitute named Muguet, which leads Daniela to confess that she had another man all along, a gangster named Charly who has reclaimed his woman. Since she says she loves François, Charly offers to sell her back to him for four million euros. After long negotiation, François refuses.

Unhappy however at life with the coarse Charly, Daniela sneaks back to François' flat, only to find him in bed with his sexy North African neighbour. Not having seen him for a long time, François' friends from his office turn up and a wild party starts. Daniela, ever a free spirit, disappears for a turn with a handsome man.

Charly turns up with a gun, looking for Daniela, and is taken with François' neighbour. François admits that he never won the lottery and couldn't have paid Daniela. The film ends with the two together again.

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Comments (5)

Vinoth2022-05-21

awesome ur all time favourite actress, pls visit India tamilnadu, wherever u r i need one selfie with u it's my humble and kind request pls pls pls

Ivasciuk Constantin V S trandafirul Alb2022-06-28

Ti bacio, ti amo Monica Bellucci ❤️ la mia stella cadente, la mia luna, il cielo e il mio sole, dolce gentile signora con l'odore del garofano, ti auguro tutto il meglio del mondo, ti amo, ti voglio, ti adoro❤️!

Christian andres2022-08-08

Más allá de los océanos, más allá de los tiempos, más allá de las distancias, nada puede apagar lo tracendente, lo puro, lo mágico...

Ivasciuk Constantin2023-06-24

Ciao Monica, buon fine settimana, ti bacio l'anima

lasha2023-06-29

You are very cool, I like you, I am your fan ❤️

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