Invisibles
Elizabeth, a burlesque performer and sex worker in Montreal, is passionate about her jobs. But after years of keeping her life as an escort a secret, Elizabeth wonders if she can continue living like this. As she prepares to move on, she accepts one last client, a man with a disability. Their unexpected encounter overturns her certainties and leads her on an intimate and transformative journey.
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Elizabeth, a burlesque performer and sex worker in Montreal, is passionate about her jobs. But after years of keeping her life as an escort a secret, Elizabeth wonders if she can continue living like this. As she prepares to move on, she accepts one last client, a man with a disability. Their unexpected encounter overturns her certainties and leads her on an intimate and transformative journey.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Junna Chif
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Les Films du Récif
Cast
Junna Chif
Director
Nadia Essadiqi
Elizabeth
Floyd Lapierre-Poupart
Floyd
Stéphane Crête
François
Catherine Bérubé
Caroline
Victor Andres Trelles Turgeon
Marco
Patrick Desjardins
Frédérick
Tatiana Zinga Botao
Marie
Juliette Pottier Plaziat
Chléo - Porte parole TDS 1
Jane Millette
Alexie - Porte parole TDS 2
Pascale Drevillon
Félixa
Sofia Blondin
Madeleine
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