The Marina (2020)
By the summer of his 19th birthday, Charlie Hall, champion wakeboarder, doesn’t know if he’ll ever get back on a wakeboard following an injury. When he flees his anguish and uncertainty by going to his cousin Noah’s house in the town of Chambly, he meets Juliette, a young employee of the local marina. The chemistry clicks and the two youngsters develop a unique relationship that only has as obstacles the fear of their ambitions.
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By the summer of his 19th birthday, Charlie Hall, champion wakeboarder, doesn’t know if he’ll ever get back on a wakeboard following an injury. When he flees his anguish and uncertainty by going to his cousin Noah’s house in the town of Chambly, he meets Juliette, a young employee of the local marina. The chemistry clicks and the two youngsters develop a unique relationship that only has as obstacles the fear of their ambitions.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Étienne Galloy, Christophe Levac
In Theaters:8/27/2020
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Main Film
Cast
Étienne Galloy, Christophe Levac
Director
Rémi Goulet
Charlie Hall
Rose-Marie Perreault
Juliette Sillon
Madani Tall
Noah Trudelle
Anthony Therrien
Pierre-Olivier Simard
Marguerite Bouchard
Émilie Martel
Jean-François Beaupré
Pat
Michèle Deslauriers
Micheline Castonguay
Mike Ward
Gérald Leblanc
Patrice Laliberté
Caissier du dépanneur
Simon Pigeon
Animateur #1
Pierre-Luc Lafontaine
Animateur #2
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