The Fast Set

About This Movie

The Fast Set, or Mademoiselle Striptease as it was initially called, is this delightful romp set against the backdrop of Paris’s vibrant cabaret scene. The film really captures that playful spirit of the late 50s, with its blend of comedy, romance, and just enough striptease to keep things spicy. Agnes Laurent shines as the pampered provincial girl, bringing a certain charm and naïveté that balances the more risqué elements. The pacing is light and breezy, making it an easy watch, but it’s the atmosphere of the Parisian nightlife that lingers long after. It’s a film that embodies the cheeky allure of its time, with a distinctive style that some modern viewers might find refreshing.

The Fast Set has seen a limited release on home video, primarily in European markets, which makes it somewhat elusive for collectors outside of that region. Despite its scarcity, it has a niche following among enthusiasts of vintage French cinema and those who appreciate the blend of comedy and risqué themes from that era. The film’s unique take on cabaret performances and its lighthearted approach to romance add to its appeal, making it a noteworthy piece in any collector's catalog, especially those with an affinity for 1950s French film.