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The 3 L'il Pigs 2
Five years after the death of their mother, Rémi, Mathieu and Christian have not changed much. Rémi is still as prolific and travels the world, multiplying his conquests, Mathieu leads a relatively peaceful life with his daughters and his wife and Christian lives off his brothers, hoping to find the perfect partner and finally settle down. When Rémi is kicked out of his house by his wife who discovers his infidelity and he suffers a panic attack, his brothers come to his rescue. Despite their different lifestyles, Rémi, Mathieu and Christian will try to help each other in order to form the united family that their mother would have wanted for them.
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Five years after the death of their mother, Rémi, Mathieu and Christian have not changed much. Rémi is still as prolific and travels the world, multiplying his conquests, Mathieu leads a relatively peaceful life with his daughters and his wife and Christian lives off his brothers, hoping to find the perfect partner and finally settle down. When Rémi is kicked out of his house by his wife who discovers his infidelity and he suffers a panic attack, his brothers come to his rescue. Despite their different lifestyles, Rémi, Mathieu and Christian will try to help each other in order to form the united family that their mother would have wanted for them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pierre Lamothe, Claude Lalonde
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Bloom Films, Christal Films, Seville International, Téléfilm Canada, Entertainment One
Cast
Jean-François Pouliot
Director
Paul Doucet
Rémi
Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge
Christian
Patrice Robitaille
Mathieu
Isabel Richer
Geneviève
Sophie Prégent
Dominique
Xiao Sun
Mikou
Maxime Lepage
Olivier
Océane Bergeron
Chloé
François Bernier
Valet
Catherine Boily
Employée de Geneviève
Julian Casey
Préposé à la réception hôtel New York
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