Feature films in French

There’s Laurie, the girl next door who’s trying to be fabulous. There’s Clara, the social media star who runs on likes. And there’s Elizabeth, who’s raging against it all.

In 1991, I was a 21 years old student. Everybody was leaving. Some to the West Canadian, others to U.S.A. But me, I went to Europe. Not because I wanted to visit all the great capitals, but because I wanted Marie-Eve Bernard.

In 1987 Ricardo is 17 years old. This summer, Ricardo has a busy schedule: loose his virginity, find a way to get into bars, have a car, spend time with his friends.

Benoit, an actor surviving on his barman wages, follows the advice of is his brother Frank – a former hockey player turned talent agent- and grows a beard to get a part in a dinner theatre play.

In 1981, the Trogi family moves into a new home. At eleven years-old, Ricardo doesn’t understand the meaning of the word “mortgage” but fully feels its impact. He is the new kid in a class where the other students are from wealthier backgrounds, and he feels his honour is at stake.

Obscure TV personality, Benoit Robert dreams of making it big in show-business. Frustrated comedian Stéphane Deblois convinces Benoit that writing screenplay will earn them the succes they deserve, so they resolve to go to Rouyn-Noranda to isolate themselves and find inspiration.

Ron, the owner of a small escort agency, tries his best to be happy. But he discovers that his office has been broken into – and that valuable book of photos has been stolen – he wonders if it was Cheech, his archrival, who hired someone to plan and carry out this burglary.

Three men in their thirties are confronted with their respective spouses’ desire to have children. They are all at different stages of the project: Sebastien is already the father of an eight-month-old boy, Paul’s wife is already pregnant, while Fred is in no hurry.

Jeanne and Noël lead parallel lives while living in the same apartment due to conflicting work schedules. They hardly ever see each other, and communicate only through small messages placed under magnets on the fridge door.

Québec-Montréal follows nine characters on the threshold of their thirties over 250 kilometers of asphalt. For them, it is an opportunity to take stock of their lives, to settle certain questions that trouble their existence.

Five years later… Vampires live in peace with the human race thanks to the potion invented by Esmerelda. Chabot (Gildor Roy) is in charge of making the potion. His wife Linda (Diane Lavallée), dreams of becoming a vampire to get revenge on Vlad (Yves Pelletier) who ruined her life.