Post Mortem (1999)A mother who supports her child with a credit card scam and an accused rapist meet and form a unique bond. Director:Louis BélangerWriter:Louis Bélanger |
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Title: Post Mortem (1999)
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Ghislain O'Brien
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| Sylvie Moreau | ... |
Linda Faucher
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Hélène Loiselle | ... |
Madame Faucher
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Sarah Lecomte-Bergeron | ... |
Charlotte Faucher
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Ghislain Taschereau | ... |
Marc
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Pierre Collin | ... |
Lieutenant Bélanger
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Roger Léger | ... |
Enquêteur Léger
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Vittorio Rossi | ... |
American Tourist
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Pierre Legris | ... |
Employment Agent
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François Papineau | ... |
Manu
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Réal Bossé | ... |
Police Officer
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Jean-Guy Bouchard | ... |
Police Officer
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Gaston Caron | ... |
Paramedic
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Henri Chassé | ... |
Lawyer
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Yves Bélanger | ... |
Police Officer
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A mother who supports her child with a credit card scam and an accused rapist meet and form a unique bond.
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
October 1999 (USA) See more »Box Office
Gross:
CAD 210,875 (Canada)Company Credits
Production Co:
Coop Vidéo de Montréal, Canadian Government, La Cooperative Videoscopique de Montreal See more »
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Impressive firt movie for director Louis Bélanger. This is a slow and strange drama, about the solitude of a aging man and
the puirsuit of happinness for a young woman. Very good work from the two stars, Arcand and Moreau, and a wonderful sense of images from the director. Intelligent use of the music, mostly accoustic blues. The film is a little bit bluesy too! Movie like this one, and many others over the ten last years, makes us proud of the cinema in Québec and in Canada.