| Sauve qui peut (la vie) (1980) | aka Slow Motion. Isabelle Huppert, Nathalie Baye, Anna Baldaccini, Paule Muret "A young beautiful Huppert 24, 25 years old, has a fantastic scene at a table where she lights up and takes several drags, frech inhales. It's a Godard film, and he has a memorable history of having women smoking in his films, Bardot, Karina, but for me, Huppert smokes it out the park in that one scene. Recommended." "Huppert smokes in many scenes.. is seen twice pulling cigarettes from Marlboro Red packs. Also lights and smokes one unfiltered (bummed from Baldaccini's character). Baye smokes or holds in three or four scenes. Baldaccini, playing Huppert's younger sister, smokes two unfiltereds in her first scene, then is seen holding a different brand briefly in the film's final scene. Muret takes at least two drags during a restaurant scene. At least three other actresses are seen holding or dragging during the film. Packs of Marlboro Reds are seen three times (twice in the hands of Huppert), plus a Marlboro-sponsored race car and service van are featured prominently in one scene."
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