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Aurélie Laflamme is in fifth grade and is preparing for her prom, which she imagines will be wonderful. Surrounded by her best friend Kat, her lover Nicolas Dubuc and her best friend Tommy Durocher, Aurélie will have to face heartbreaking choices about her future and who she really wants to be. An uncompromising professor will come to confront her in her academic and professional choices. MEANWHILE, her mother, who now has a new lover, seems distant and emotional. Aurélie will have to try to understand and find a place for herself in this world which sometimes seems thankless to her.
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Aurélie Laflamme is in fifth grade and is preparing for her prom, which she imagines will be wonderful. Surrounded by her best friend Kat, her lover Nicolas Dubuc and her best friend Tommy Durocher, Aurélie will have to face heartbreaking choices about her future and who she really wants to be. An uncompromising professor will come to confront her in her academic and professional choices. MEANWHILE, her mother, who now has a new lover, seems distant and emotional. Aurélie will have to try to understand and find a place for herself in this world which sometimes seems thankless to her.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Simon-Olivier Fecteau, India Desjardins
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Téléfilm Canada, Les Films Vision 4
Cast
Nicolas Monette
Director
Marianne Verville
Aurélie Laflamme
Édith Cochrane
France Charbonneau
Genevieve Chartrand
Katryne 'Kat' Demers
Lou-Pascal Tremblay
Tommy Durocher
Aliocha Schneider
Nicolas Dubuc
Hubert Lavallée Bellefleur
Jean-Félix Ouimet
Pier-Luc Funk
Jean-Benoît Houde
Stéphane Gagnon
François Blais
David La Haye
Louis Brière
Bianca Gervais
Janik Tremblay
Kalinka Pétrie
Audrey Villeneuve
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