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Ma soeur, mon amour
In 1929, Mr. Messier, owner of a small print shop in a village in Quebec became a widower, he lives with his two children, Rachel, 9 years old, and Gaëtan, 7 years old. In this closed universe and in the absence of their mother, a great complicity is established between the children.
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In 1929, Mr. Messier, owner of a small print shop in a village in Quebec became a widower, he lives with his two children, Rachel, 9 years old, and Gaëtan, 7 years old. In this closed universe and in the absence of their mother, a great complicity is established between the children.
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Written By:Denys Arcand
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Suzy Cohen
Director
Ann-Gisel Glass
Rachel Messier
Cris Campion
Gaetan Messier
Gilbert Sicotte
Le père Messier
Jacques Penot
Emile
Anémone
Laura Bécancour
Marie-France Monette
Rachel (enfant)
Marc-André Grondin
Gaétan (enfant) / Jérôme
Francis Reddy
Bertrand
Sonia Laplante
Lucille
Julien Poulin
L'épicier
Claire Pimparé
Mme Lemieux
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