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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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When Adam Changes

V.O.: Adam change lentement

Can. 2023. Animation by Joël Vaudreuil. A teenager's body changes as a result of the teasing and negative comments he receives from those around him.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Wolfe

Can. 2018. Drama by Francis Bordeleau with Léa Roy, Antoine Pilon, Ludivine Reding. During her birthday party, a manipulative young woman, the object of all the envy, makes a dramatic gesture with unexpected consequences.

Runtime: 92 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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Ça sent la coupe

Can. 2017. Dramatic comedy by Patrice Sauvé with Louis-José Houde, Émilie Bibeau, Louis-Philippe Dandenault. When his girlfriend leaves him, a Canadiens fan is forced to re-evaluate his obsession with hockey and his attachment to the sports memorabilia store he inherited from his father.

Runtime: 90 min.

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The Squealing Game

V.O.: La Chasse au collet

Can. 2016. Thriller by Steve Kerr with Julianne Côté, Paul Doucet, Anne-Marie Cadieux. A sexually inhibited dental hygienist interferes in the life of the director of an online site promoting extramarital encounters.

Runtime: 100 min.

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You're Sleeping Nicole

V.O.: Tu dors Nicole

Can. 2014. Dramatic comedy by Stéphane Lafleur with Julianne Côté, Catherine St-Laurent, Marc-André Grondin. The idleness of a young woman who enjoys the family home alone during the summer is disturbed by the arrival of her older brother and his musician friends.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Le Ring

Can. 2007. Social drama by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette with Maxime Desjardins-Tremblay, Maxime Dumontier, Julianne Côté. In a poor neighborhood of Montreal, the daily life of an eleven-year-old boy whose heroin-addicted mother has left home.

Runtime: 90 min.