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| Dominique Michel | ... | Dominique St. Arnaud | |
| Dorothée Berryman | ... | Louise | |
| Louise Portal | ... | Diane Leonard | |
| Pierre Curzi | ... | Pierre | |
| Rémy Girard | ... | Rémy | |
| Yves Jacques | ... | Claude | |
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Geneviève Rioux | ... | Danielle |
| Daniel Brière | ... | Alain | |
| Gabriel Arcand | ... | Mario | |
| Évelyn Regimbald | ... | Theresa | |
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Lisette Guertin | ||
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Alexandre Remy | ... | Transvestite |
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Ariane Frédérique | ||
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Jean-Paul Bongo | ... | Mustafa |
A group of academics at the University of Montreal - most long time friends - are planning on gathering at the lakeside recreational home of Rémy and Louise, who have been together for twenty years, married for fifteen of them, for dinner. Louise knows Rémy cheats on her, but believes he only does so when she is not around, about which she accepts. Their recreational home is adjacent to many of the recreational homes of the others, who are: divorced Pierre, his much younger current girlfriend Danielle who is a student at the university, the two who are still in the stage of newfound love, divorced mother Diane, independent minded Dominique, single homosexual Claude, and graduate student Alain. While the four men prepare the dinner, the four women are working out together in the gym. The common factor between the two groups is the topic of conversation: sex, especially as it relates to themselves. But underlying each of the conversations is their own academic and thus intellectual ... Written by Huggo
This film, made in the mid-eighties about yuppies and their lives still holds up 15 years later. It was a contemporary movie then, it is now an impressive period piece. A drama/comedy about four man who are cooking, waiting for their wives who are at the gym and all 8 talk about sex, their lives, sex, fine wine, sex and living in the suburbs! The dialogue is witty and true and never the battle of the sexes has been fought so ferociously and with such verve! You will have a treat remembering how our lives were then. A perfect 10