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Apapacho - Une caresse pour l'âme

Can. 2019. Psychological drama by Marquise Lepage with Laurence Leboeuf, Fanny Mallette, Sofia Espinosa. Two Quebecois women in mourning for their sister attend the preparations for the Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Ce qu'il ne faut pas dire

Can. 2015. Sentimental drama by Marquise Lepage with Annick Fontaine, Christian Michaud, Ansie St-Martin. An emancipated thirty-something woman questions each of her romantic adventures for fear of getting emotionally involved with men who are in love with her.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Sexe, tendresse,caresses...pour corps malade

Can. 2010. Documentary by Marquise Lepage.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Martha qui vient du froid

Can. 2008. Documentary by Marquise Lepage. The granddaughter of filmmaker Robert Flaherty recounts the deportation of her family and that of other Inuit in the Arctic in the early 1950s.

Runtime: 83 min.

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Des Marelles et des petites filles

Can. 1999. Documentary by Marquise Lepage. A denunciation of the injustice, exploitation, and abuse of which the little girls of the Third World are too often victims.

Runtime: 52 min.

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La Fête des rois

Can. 1994. Drama by Marquise Lepage with Marc-André Grondin, Monique Mercure, Marie-Elaine Berthiaume. A boy observes the behavior of his family members gathered at a party.

Runtime: 86 min.

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Mon Amérique à moi

Can. 1992. Documentary by Marquise Lepage with Clive Hadley, Yamina Kertobi, Jacques Beaumier.

Runtime: 49 min.

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Marie in the City

V.O.: Marie s'en va-t-en ville

Can. 1987. Psychological drama by Marquise Lepage with Geneviève Lenoir, Frédérique Collin, Denis Levasseur. A thirteen-year-old runaway discovering the big city befriends a prostitute who takes her in.

Runtime: 75 min.