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Où vont les âmes?

Can. 2024. Drama by Brigitte Poupart with Monia Chokri, Julianne Côté, Sara Montpetit. Before resorting to assisted dying, an 18-year-old girl summons her two sisters, still traumatized by the actions of their father, convicted of rape.

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Les Tortues

Bel. 2023. Dramatic comedy by David Lambert with Olivier Gourmet, Dave Johns, Brigitte Poupart. Upon discovering her husband's infidelity, a secondhand dealer threatens divorce to win him back, unaware that he was looking for an excuse to leave with his lover.

Runtime: 83 min.

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Bootlegger

Can. 2021. Drama by Caroline Monnet with Devery Jacobs, Pascale Bussières, Jacques Newashish. Back in the Indigenous community where she grew up, a law student becomes involved in a controversial debate over the sale of alcohol.

Runtime: 81 min.

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Kuessipan

Can. 2019. Drama by Myriam Verreault with Sharon Fontaine-Ishpatao, Yamie Grégoire, Étienne Galloy. As they approach adulthood, the friendship of two North Shore Innu women is tested by their differing dreams for the future.

Runtime: 117 min.

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Before We Explode

V.O.: Avant qu'on explose

Can. 2018. Fantasy comedy by Rémi St-Michel with Étienne Galloy, Will Murphy, Madani Tall. Convinced of the imminence of a nuclear war, a teenager from Baie-St-Paul tries to lose his virginity by any means necessary.

Runtime: 109 min.

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Les Salopes or the Naturally Wanton Pleasure of Skin

V.O.: Les Salopes ou le sucre naturel de la peau

Can. 2018. Mores drama by Renée Beaulieu with Brigitte Poupart, Vincent Leclerc, Nathalie Cavezzali. A university professor and happily married mother participates in a research project on the physiological reaction of the cells of the human body during sex.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Fake Tattoos

V.O.: Les Faux Tatouages

Can. 2017. Sentimental drama by Pascal Plante with Anthony Therrien, Rose-Marie Perreault, Lysandre Nadeau. As he prepares to leave Montreal, a lonely boy with a bad attitude begins a romance with a girl unafraid of being herself.

Runtime: 87 min.

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The Ravenous

V.O.: Les Affamés

Can. 2017. Horror by Robin Aubert with Marc-André Grondin, Monia Chokri, Micheline Lanctôt. In a rural region isolated from the world, the paths of various individuals are crossed as they are chased by the undead.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Tuktuq

Can. 2016. Essay film by Robin Aubert with Robin Aubert, Minnie Arngak, Jessica Arngak. Sent to a village in Nunavik, a cameraman realizes that his images will be used to legitimize the deportation of the inhabitants for the benefit of the mining companies.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Over My Dead Body

Can. 2012. Documentary by Brigitte Poupart. Under the director's eye, Quebec choreographer Dave St-Pierre, who suffers from cystic fibrosis, goes about his artistic projects while waiting for a lung transplant.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Monsieur Lazhar

Can. 2011. Drama by Philippe Falardeau with Mohamed Fellag, Sophie Nélisse, Émilien Néron. An Algerian awaiting refugee status is tricked into replacing a Montreal teacher who hanged herself in her Grade Six classroom.

Runtime: 95 min.