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The Sticky Side of Baklava

V.O.: La Face cachée du baklava

Can. 2020. Comedy by Maryanne Zéhil with Claudia Ferri, Jean-Nicolas Verreault, Raia Haidar. Various incidents and misunderstandings reveal the cultural gap between a Lebanese woman and her Quebecois husband, several days before their departure for France.

Runtime: 95 min.

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L'Affaire Dumont

Can. 2012. Drama by Daniel Grou-Podz with Marc-André Grondin, Marilyn Castonguay, Sarianne Cormier. Despite claiming his innocence, a separated convenience store delivery person and father of two is sentenced to prison for the sexual assault of a woman.

Runtime: 121 min.

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Funkytown

Can. 2011. Mores drama by Daniel Roby with Patrick Huard, Justin Chatwin, Paul Doucet. From 1976 to 1980, while Montreal is vibrating to the rhythm of disco, seven men and women from different backgrounds try to make the most of this trend.

Runtime: 133 min.

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Frisson des collines

Can. 2010. Dramatic comedy by Richard Roy with Antoine Olivier Pilon, Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, Evelyne Brochu. In the summer of 1969, a child who has just lost his father tries to convince the biker friend of the deceased to take him to Woodstock.

Runtime: 103 min.

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A Sunday in Kigali

V.O.: Un Dimanche à Kigali

Can. 2006. Sentimental drama by Robert Favreau with Luc Picard, Fatou N'Diaye, Céline Bonnier. In 1994, a few months after fleeing the Rwandan genocide, a Quebec journalist returns to Kigali in the hopes of finding the woman he loves.

Runtime: 118 min.

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The United States of Albert

V.O.: Les États-Unis d'Albert

Can. 2005. Fantasy comedy by André Forcier with Éric Bruneau, Émilie Dequenne, Roy Dupuis. In 1926, a young actor who left Montreal to try his luck in Hollywood meets a charming Mormon woman.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Acapulco Gold

Can. 2004. Fantasy comedy by André Forcier with Michel Maillot, Mark Krasnoff, Julie Maillot. A narcoleptic former actor tries to convince a Hollywood producer to make a film about his meeting with Elvis Presley in 1991 in Acapulco.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Father and Sons

V.O.: Père et fils

Fr. 2003. Dramatic comedy by Michel Boujenah with Philippe Noiret, Charles Berling, Pascal Elbé. A seventy-year-old widower pretends to be ill to convince his three sons to accompany him to Quebec City to go whale-watching.

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Wedding Night

V.O.: Nuit de noces

Can. 2001. Mores comedy by Émile Gaudreault with François Morency, Geneviève Brouillette, Pierrette Robitaille. The misadventures of a young couple who go to Niagara Falls with their friends and family to get married.

Runtime: 92 min.

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The Countess of Baton Rouge

V.O.: La Comtesse de Baton Rouge

Can. 1997. Dramatic comedy by André Forcier with Robin Aubert, Geneviève Brouillette, Isabel Richer.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Black List

V.O.: Liste noire

Can. 1995. Court drama by Jean-Marc Vallée with Michel Côté, Geneviève Brouillette, Sylvie Bourque.

Runtime: 86 min.