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Purgatory
A troubled man with personality issues tries to make sense of his relationships with the women in his life. His growing sense of despair will slowly push him to committing the irreversible.
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A troubled man with personality issues tries to make sense of his relationships with the women in his life. His growing sense of despair will slowly push him to committing the irreversible.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Philippe Cormier
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Cormier Productions
Cast
Philippe Cormier
Director
Normand D'Amour
Alain Landriault
Jean-Pierre Bergeron
Bernard Landriault
Brigitte Lafleur
Geneviève Martin
Sonia Vachon
Évelyne St-Jacques
Karine St-Michel
Cherry Blossom/ Éléonore Beauchemin
Karl Farah
Joey Landriault
Anne-Marie Falcon
Katherine Laflamme
François Gadbois
Renaud Hébert
Alexis Lefebvre
Benoît Leclerc
Clodine Desrochers
Dominique Duhamel
Anne Casabonne
Marie-Catherine Denoncourt
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