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Taking the Plunge (2007)
After 5 years, 16-year-old Gaby Roberge, returned to Sainte-Victoire High School with a rebellious air and a dirty attitude. Gaby can't stop thinking about graduating and moving on to CÉGEP where she will meet more intelligent young people. Peggy Lamothe, the school principal, decided to take Gaby under her wing so she could take advantage of her last year in college. She forces Gaby to integrate with the young people in her life and be less aggressive and more social.
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After 5 years, 16-year-old Gaby Roberge, returned to Sainte-Victoire High School with a rebellious air and a dirty attitude. Gaby can't stop thinking about graduating and moving on to CÉGEP where she will meet more intelligent young people. Peggy Lamothe, the school principal, decided to take Gaby under her wing so she could take advantage of her last year in college. She forces Gaby to integrate with the young people in her life and be less aggressive and more social.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Caroline Héroux, Martine Pagé
In Theaters:3/30/2007
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Gaïa Films, Gaëa Films, Christal Films
Cast
Frédéric D'Amours
Director
Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin
Gaby Roberge
Jason Roy-Léveillée
Frédérick Bédard
Mariloup Wolfe
Sandrine Meilleur
Alexandre Despatie
Olivier Duclos
Sylvie Moreau
Peggy Lamothe
Guy Jodoin
Jean-Marc Roberge
Catherine de Léan
Julie Hamel
Alyssa Labelle
Audrey Samson
Roxane Gaudette-Loiseau
Audrey Turcotte
Kim Lambert
Audrey Lambert
Samuel Landry
Vincent Roberge
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