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Kiss Me With All Your Love
Montreal, 1940. The Second World War is raging in Europe. Pierre Sauvageau, 22, would like to enlist, but he has to take care of his twin sister, crippled from birth. This proximity awakens the sensuality of Berthe who tries to seduce her brother. Pierre rejects her advances, but when he falls in love with Marguerite, his best friend's girlfriend, he is haunted by the fantasy of his sister.
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Montreal, 1940. The Second World War is raging in Europe. Pierre Sauvageau, 22, would like to enlist, but he has to take care of his twin sister, crippled from birth. This proximity awakens the sensuality of Berthe who tries to seduce her brother. Pierre rejects her advances, but when he falls in love with Marguerite, his best friend's girlfriend, he is haunted by the fantasy of his sister.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:André Forcier, Linda Pinet
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Les Films du Paria
Cast
André Forcier
Director
Émile Schneider
Pierre Sauvageau
Juliette Gosselin
Berthe Sauvageau
Céline Bonnier
Yvonne Sauvageau
Mylène Mackay
Marguerite St-Germain
Réal Bossé
Elphège Allard
Luca Asselin
Ollier Allard
Patrick Drolet
Philippe Dupré
Tony Nardi
Élio
Catherine de Léan
Mignonne
Antoine Bertrand
Réal St-Germain
Roy Dupuis
Narcisse St-Germain
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