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Marie in the City
A young girl who is being abused at home runs away to the seamy side of Montreal where she makes friends with a prostitute who helps her to survive the urban jungle.
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A young girl who is being abused at home runs away to the seamy side of Montreal where she makes friends with a prostitute who helps her to survive the urban jungle.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marquise Lepage
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Les Productions du lundi matin
Cast
Marquise Lepage
Director
Frédérique Collin
Sarah
Geneviève Lenoir
Marie
Denis Levasseur
Paul
Robert Boivin
Serge (le frère)
Geneviève Filion
La prostituée brune
Dominic Frégault
Voix à la radio (voice)
Jean Beaudry
Voix à la télévision (voice) / Le deuxième passant à la monnaie
Francine Ruel
Voix de la mère (voice)
Alain Gendreau
Le client dans l'auto
Viviane Pacal
La serveuse du snack bar
Louise Richer
La vendeuse
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