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Cast
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| Pascale Bussières | ... | Camille Baker | |
| Rachael Crawford | ... | Petra Soft | |
| Henry Czerny | ... | Martin | |
| David Fox | ... | Reverend DeBoer | |
| Don McKellar | ... | Timothy | |
| Tracy Wright | ... | Tory | |
| Clare Coulter | ... | Tillie - Special Appearance | |
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Karyne Steben | ... | Trapeze Artist #1 |
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Sarah Steben | ... | Trapeze Artist #2 |
| Jonathan Potts | ... | Hang Glider #1 | |
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Tom Melissis | ... | Hang Glider #2 |
| Stuart Clow | ... | Hang Glider #3 | |
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Richard W. Farrell | ... | Board President (as Richard Farrell) |
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Fides Krucker | ... | Roaring Woman |
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Thom Sokoloski | ... | Man with Goatee |
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Camille and Martin are in love and teachers at a christian college; they get the opportunity to get a better job, but they would have to marry for that. But when Camille's dog dies, she recognizes that her love for Martin is not even as big as the love for her dog. After that, Camille gets to know Petra, and Petra falls in love with Camille. They meet again, but Camille is very unsure about her feelings. When Martin is away for a weekend, Camille and Petra meet in the Circus where Petra is working as an acrobat. They spend the night together, but Martin finds out about it and is shocked. He has an argument with Camille, and she goes burying her dog in the snow, and falls asleep... Written by Alan Tiedemann <AlanTie@aol.com>
Plot Keywords:
christian | teacher | f rated | title directed by female | interracial lesbians |Taglines:
A visual treat on lust.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong sexuality and some language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
17 November 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Gross USA:
$1,194,152Company Credits
Production Co:
Alliance Communications Corporation,Crucial Pictures,Ontario Film Development Corporation See more »
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Camille: Oh yeah, I saw that on your card. And mine is Camille...
Petra: Camille, that's nice, I like it, it's like "C'mere." It's nice.
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Composed by Antonín Dvorák
Performed by West Bohemian National Orchestra
Conducted by Stanislav Bogunia
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Petra: So my name's Petra by the way.Camille: Oh yeah, I saw that on your card. And mine is Camille...
Petra: Camille, that's nice, I like it, it's like "C'mere." It's nice.
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Crazy Credits
After the end credits roll, Bob the dog is seen running away from camera into a snow-covered field. See more »Alternate Versions
The original Canadian print included longer and more graphic sex scenes. These scenes earned an "NC-17" rating from the MPAA when it was released in the USA, so they were trimmed to earn an "R" rating for the U.S. video release. See more »Soundtracks
SYMPHONY NO.4 IN D MINOR OP. 13Composed by Antonín Dvorák
Performed by West Bohemian National Orchestra
Conducted by Stanislav Bogunia
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I first rented this film 2 years ago & I am still renting it today when I go to the store. I have never seen love portrayed in such an open,honest,wanting & unsured of their feelings kind of way. It is presented in a way most of us feel when we fall in love for the first time or when we fall in love with someone that is not the norm according to society. Even to this day I am impress with the way Patricia Rozema show the characters in such an emotional way, that leaves the audience understanding why these two people fall in love. By the way Pascale Bussieres and Rachael Crawford were GREAT in this movie! After seeing this movie a viewer truly stops categorizing this movie(in a genre such as lesbian/gay, canadian film, etc)and see that showing a love story is the true purpose of this film.
Guys! Don't critize me too much!