The Favourite Game (2003)To live in the Here and Now, and write poems, that is what Leo wants - unlike the women who fall in love with him. Director:Bernar Hébert |
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The Favourite Game (2003)To live in the Here and Now, and write poems, that is what Leo wants - unlike the women who fall in love with him. Director:Bernar Hébert |
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Leo
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Michèle-Barbara Pelletier | ... |
Shell
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Cary Lawrence | ... |
Lisa
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Tamara
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Daniel Brochu | ... |
Krantz
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Vikki Walker | ... |
Nellie
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Catlin Foster | ... |
Leo 10 years old
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Ashley Lang | ... |
Lisa 10 years old
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Wyatt Bowen | ... |
Krantz 10 years old
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Bronwen Mantel | ... |
Leo's Mother
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Robert Brewster | ... |
Leo's Father
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Sean Pichette | ... |
Martin
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Elena Gautcheff | ... |
Martin's Mother
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Roxane Roy | ... |
Bertha
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| Eric Perreault | ... |
Man with Lisa
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Leo is a free spirit with childlike eyes, who likes to write poems about his feelings in the Here and Now, and the intense moments that he shares with women. They feel attracted to him, fall in love with him, but as their relationship evolves, they can't help but asking Leo for more - a commitment, a future together. Written by Anonymous
This film merits more than the 5.8/10 people voted. I wonder why it's popularity dropped 18% this week, but I am not a member of ImdbPro so I cannot know why. The director, Bernard Hébert, never did a movie since this one in 2003, it is a pity because he is very good. THe film he did before this one, The Night of the Flood, an animation movie, seems pretty good, judging by the votes and the 2 comments, and I would like to see it. "The Favourite Game", the novel by Leonard Cohen (who's my favourite singer), and the movie are both really good, but I would like to see a film adapted from his other novel, "Beautiful Losers", it would be much more psychedelic than "The Favourite Game". This movie, the screenplay, the actors, et cetera, everything is excellent, the story constantly make us travel between present and past, reality and thoughts... The words in it make us think about the lovers and love stories we have or had in our own lives, how we deal with things, etc...