The Pleasure Is All Mine (Tout le plaisir est pour moi)

Tout le plaisir est pour moi is a French comedy from 2004 directed by Isabelle Broué, also described as a comedy-drama. In Turkey it is known as Zevk Düşkünü and in Germany it was released as Was Frauen wirklich wollen; its international English title is The Pleasure Is All Mine. A short film of about eighty minutes, it reached cinemas in July 2005. Isabelle Broué wrote the screenplay with Caroline Thivel and Hélène Woillot.

At its centre is Louise (Marie Gillain), an unconventional, free-spirited woman who knows what she wants and finds happiness in truly living and experiencing life. She believes her life is going exactly as she likes. She has a boyfriend and decides the time has come to introduce him to her family. Then, unexpectedly, things turn upside down: Louise is confronted with a clear dissatisfaction and an inability to find pleasure in the sex life she shares with him. The film follows how this snag shakes her relationship and her outlook on life.

Besides Marie Gillain the cast includes Julien Boisselier, Garance Clavel and Brigitte Roüan, with Lionel Abelanski and Tsilla Chelton also listed.