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Partis pour la gloire

Can. 1975. Mores drama by Clément Perron with Serge L'Italien, Rachel Cailhier, Jacques Thisdale. In 1942, two young men from Beauce try to escape conscription.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Taureau

Can. 1973. Mores drama by Clément Perron with André Melançon, Monique Lepage, Michèle Magny. In a village in Beauce, a simpleton is confronted with the hostility of the inhabitants.

Runtime: 90 min.

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The Smart Guys

V.O.: Les Smattes

Can. 1972. Social drama by Jean-Claude Labrecque with Daniel Pilon, Donald Pilon, Louise Laparé. Having unintentionally injured a civil servant, two young people who refused to leave their Gaspesian village are pursued by the police.

Runtime: 86 min.

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My Uncle Antoine

V.O.: Mon oncle Antoine

Can. 1971. Mores drama by Claude Jutra with Jean Duceppe, Jacques Gagnon, Olivette Thibault. In a mining village, a young boy helps his uncle out in his general store and in his duties as a mortician.

Runtime: 110 min.

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Stop

Can. 1971. Psychological drama by Jean Beaudin with Raymond Bouchard, Danielle Naud, Marie Tifo. Through his aggressiveness and self-centeredness, a race car driver alienates the affection of his wife.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Straight to the Heart

V.O.: Jusqu'au coeur

Can. 1968. Satire by Jean-Pierre Lefebvre with Robert Charlebois, Claudine Monfette (Mouffe), Pierre Dufresne. The company undertakes to reform a young bohemian.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Les Acadiens de la dispersion

Can. 1968. Documentary by Léonard Forest. A look at Acadian identity, through the testimonies of various members of a dispersed community.

Runtime: 119 min.

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Kid Sentiment

Can. 1967. Moral study by Jacques Godbout with François Guy, Louis Parizeau, Michèle Mercure. Two teenagers find female partners for a night out.

Runtime: 88 min.