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July 1996 (USA)
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In Montréal, Jean-Pierre is fired on the set of a TV commercial where he's an apprentice technician...
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An interesting film capturing Quebec in 1970 in a stereotypical way.
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(in credits order) | Steve Fiset | ... | Jean-Pierre Fortier |
 | Susan Sarandon | ... | Elizabeth Hawkins |
| Céline Bernier | ... | Michelle |
| Jean-Pierre Cartier | ... | Dock |
 | Carole Laure | ... | Suzanne |
 | Gerard Parkes | ... | Le professeur |
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| Paul Berval | ... | Le prêtre |
| Richard Comar | ... | Le hippie |
| Patrick Conlon | ... | Freddy |
| Candy Greene | ... | La fille dans la discothèque |
| Frank Heron | ... | Le directeur d'emploi |
| Helen Keenan | ... | La touriste américaine |
| Don MacIntyre | ... | Le commis de boutique |
| Mary Morter | ... | La dame au pistolet |
| Nana de Varennes | ... | La femme dans l'église |
| Julie Wildman | ... | L'agent de voyage |
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| Larry Kent | |||
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| Larry Kent | story | |
| Edward Stewart | screenplay | |
| Edward Stewart | story | |
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| Donald Brittain | .... | producer | |
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| Jean-Claude Labrecque | |||
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| John Broughton | |||
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"The Apprentice" - USA (video box title)
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81 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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Canada:14+ (Ontario)
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This is not a great film, but it is very interesting historically and sociologically. It is an interesting slice of life 35 years ago during a very unsettling time in Quebec politics when separatism was very popular. Also it takes you back to the sexual revolution of the times, with Quebec questioning the catholic church and accepting the freedom of the times with gusto. The English/French conflict is dealt with in a stereotypical way but still the film reminds me a little of what it was like many years ago and reminds me of how things have changed for the better. For those of us that like Susan Sarandon this is an early work of hers, and probably one film she would like us not to discover! Find out why for yourself by watching!